Cassiopeia's View in my dreams, i am supreme

His presence beside the thickly cloaked man was met with brooding hostility and the former legionary almost wanted to recede back into the shadows of the crags and hide from what humility may be thrown at him. Yet, if his time as a youthful spirit had thought him anything, it was to appear steadfast and to leave submission for the counterpart. So, I nstead of lashing back at the brute with a biting retort, Aurlious would reply quietly with: "Do not speak to me like that, please," as he held the sea foam gaze of the other.

He watched with an unwavering expression as the sir's great skullage turned to resume his post of watch guard over the vale. "I have done nothing but offer you peace with my company," he would argue, tone perhaps a little forceful as he remained seated. "I at least st deserve to know your calling," was his final request, shifting his paws as he readied himself for the likely haughty reply.