Stavanger Bay come wayward souls who wander through the darkness

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There was a light that seemed to shine from the pearl at the confirmation that he had given her. Her eyes seemed to shine and he caught sight of her tail flagging behind her. Still, he remained as stoic as he had been before. If she had been able to feel his heart, she would have noted that it had slowed considerably to a calm thud instead of the raging war drum that it had been before. Another query fell from her dark lips, and the male looked to her as the question was posed. What were his intentions?
 
This was something he had lingered on for quite some time. The thought had troubled him since he had discovered his emotions for the young girl. There was still hesitancy there, for she was young and had many months left before she would reach adulthood. Nevertheless, he had planning to tend to in order to get his pack off of the ground. Having that time to form a relationship could very well prove to be a wise decision on both of their parts, but he still feared what those in her pack would say.
 
It was not uncommon for the youth of Warsaw to be promised to older members of the pack. They were a clan that prided themselves on breeding and their roles; if they saw a light in one of their members, they would quickly find a suitable mate for them for the future. It was not as if his feelings did not stem from his home and the culture that he was raised on. His worry was derived from the closeness of Deirdre and her pack. Surely they would not look kindly on him; he was a titan of the water and a wraith who had taken the lives of many and spared the lives of few. He could easily recall the meeting he had with the silver-furred woman on the beach, some time ago, and how hostile she had been when he had mentioned the young Deirdre.
 
“Only if you could rule beside me and take no one else,” he warned her. For when the Cairn children took mates, they were taken for life and were unswerving in their loyalty. If she could promise that he would be the only man she would look upon with love in her gaze, his desire was to take her as his own.  

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