Blackfeather Woods He-Who-Guards-Unseen

Just gonna throw this in here and hope that it makes sense in the morning

When he had been called, he'd answered, leaving little time between the sound and his movements. He had been neither the first nor the last to arrive, settling somewhere in between, but just as attentive as was necessary. The words were heard, many of the beginning statements having silently been agreed with, and never did his gaze stray far from the newly crowned king. Burke had truly abandoned them; he'd marked himself as a traitor and then left for lands unknown. A decision had been made—the wrong one, Kove would always believe—and thus changes followed. What was to be expected could neither be predicted nor spoken of, but he felt certain that it would all be correct. The woods would be righted under the rule of the late queen's son, the leader and Brother-to-be.

The three were approached, then, expression remaining neutral despite his own joy that was felt. It was time that they join the Brotherhood, and had been for quite awhile now. It had been their mother placing the mark upon his shoulder so long ago, and so he felt honoured to be able to now do the same for her children. "I do not feel that it's necessary to ask if any of you are ready for this, because you each have already shown in different ways that you are. Born into Blackfeather Woods, born to be Brothers and Sisters, and born to serve Mephala and Sithis just as your mother had." It was their right to wear the mark. "The tenets that the Brotherhood live by are to be both known and followed, and it is my responsibility now to make sure that the latter will not be an issue. I do not doubt any of you, but your acceptance of the tenets must be confirmed verbally before we can proceed." His own acceptance lingered hazily in the back of his mind, though he knew already several sections had been skipped over. They were, however, deemed unnecessary given who the Spiderlings were, for there was no denying that they'd be aware of the tents and religion as a whole.