Blackfeather Woods my sun and stars

Damien's attention was torn between the mother and the daughter. The former attacked him with words while the latter used her teeth instead, and Damien didn't really know how to react to either front. Nemesis was right about everything, though, and Damien could only agree with her prompt to have offered him her only daughter in marriage at only days of having given birth to her, but that was exactly what was wrong with it. She was a baby. A baby with hella sharp teeth.

He Jerked his paw gently, trying to make it a little bit harder for Astrid to savage it completely, but never too hard... It would give off a terrible impression in his current situation... Which takes us back to Nemesis.

"I guess you're right," said the dark master, looking back at the Silencer with a troubled, but comprehensive glare. All he can think of is 'what would mother say about this?' but there's nothing he can retrieve from his memory, nothing similar to which Meldresi had ever made a useful comment that could hint the conflicted Damien on the right direction. This was something he would have to decide for himself...

"It would be my honor to join our lines," he decides wholeheartedly as he focuses his pale eyes on the tiny girl. He smiles at the thought of her becoming his mate, such a small thing, but it was true that that was the only way they would truly ever transcend, by breeding their own, pure kin. And when he thinks of that, Astrid doesn't seem such a strange choice anymore, and he looks at her with different eyes. They find a beauty in her that Damien hadn't wanted to see, hidden in the specks of white coating her black fur, like the stars light up the sky; and a thought crosses his mind.

"My mother named me after Mehrunes Dagon, a Daedric Prince like Mephala," he says, trying to explain a little about his culture. "Your pups will need Daedra names as well," he suggests, hinting that they all belong to the same kind. If Nemesis allowed it, Damien would suggest a name for each pup, one that fit their individual assets and reassuring the nature of the lives they would live.