Two Rivers Isle Hide away

It was a month after the birth of her little troublemakers, and perhaps life really couldn't get better. They had a beautiful piece of land, a family that protected each other and loyal subjects to share their knowledge with. Still, there was something missing in her almost fantasy-like way of living. It was not a big problem, but still a problem that kept her awake at night, cuddled against the man she had fallen in love with. By now she could openly admit it, she was not ashamed of having these feelings for the older man. But what Burke truly thought of her remained a secret. It was mind-boggling how they interacted with each other. What if he was only staying around because he felt responsible for their kids and had not other place to go? She did not like to think it, but sometimes the dark woman could think for hours about this.

Luckily it was a breathtaking summer day, so what better way to get your head out of the clouds than to make a small trip? Pyro and Vassago could stay with Aeronwyn, the little things. Well, they weren't really the potatoes they first were anymore- that was for sure. She blinked at Vassago and Pyro , lifting her body up to leave the den. She was pretty sure the adventurous little pups would want to follow her. Stay here, little ones, let me see what is keeping your dad up. She mumbled to herself more than the pups, for she knew they wouldn't understand a word. She barked for their aunt, Aeronwyn, to keep them under control.

It did not take long for her to scent the gray male, and a satisfied smile made her scarred face a whole lot prettier. She quickened her pace, that had gotten quicker as a whole since she could finally move freely again, and soon she spotted him- her man. Well, not hers, but it was pretty damn close to it. A smirk now painted her feminine yet rough face, and she kept down-wind, planning a surprise attack. She sneaked around for a bit, then made her way up, the blooming flowers tickling her nose.

She sat down, about to sneeze, and soon a soft-pretty cute- sneeze left the woman's snout. Well, so far for her surprise attack.