Blackfeather Woods he said youre just as boring as anyone else

kove, u old, stubborn sack of seal blubber, water u doin

Though his attention lingered on his apprentice and what she had to say, Kove did not forget that they were not alone. He remained fully aware of the other individual, who earned his attention when a correction fell from his lips; that there was more than just her and him in the world was something he either knew little of or simply refused to acknowledge—which it was, one could not tell. He did not make any attempt at correcting himself or altering the manner in which he referred to the male, his focus soon returned to Maegi—who seemed to not quite understand, either—as she began to speak.

If not for the boy’s lineage, he would have no place in the woods. That she could remove herself from the reality of their relation in order to speak honestly said a lot about her, which the northerner approved of. He gave a nod—there was a hint of a smile that graced his lips when he looked at her, but it vanished with such ease that it could not be said for sure if it was ever there at all—and then turned his head to view the dark one. “It sounds like you haven’t made much of an impression,” he noted. “But you are a Melonii and your family is always welcome here.” Sascha was accepted, technically, though there was much improvement to be expected from him.