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an irony then, in blodreina's consideration of aure and verx. mahler's opinion was much the same. the silverscarred wolfess seemed totally devoted to her lover in a way he had not been to her. brusque as he himself was, the gargoyle was of the mind that such radiant love should have been better returned. of course, mahler was also unrelentingly judgemental, and found himself superior to vercingetorix in many ways, the least of which was loyalty.
"do you have any questions for me?" mahler inquired, settling himself. blodreina seemed self-sufficient in all ways; while no mother was exempt from the post-birth exhaustion, he had few doubts she would fall into motherhood easily. and he was prepared to leave her to it, provided her needs were met and she was not holding back anything that was better said.