Moonspear kipigniugun ⚭

She reminded him soon that in this they were on a more level field that he sometimes perceived it as, too caught up in his own inexperience and vague uncertainty surrounding what he needed from life most of all. He might not know what sort of husband he was supposed to be or exactly all depths of that had had brought her here, but all the same, she was learning first hand what Moonspear meant and his family made of it--the good and the bad. Her situation was not so different, he was just as unknown to her. We will, he agreed with a contented swing to his tail and growing smirk, then as he exhaled again, more grounded--though delicately; these were not his familiar spaces, not so close, and he was meant to be miles away surely by now but he most certainly was not. He hoped that he could make her happy.. he was ready to try.

Nerve-wracking enough of a realization, her call reminded him of now first, and Hydra's arrival did not leave them to wait long.

Determined now before her might and judgement, he looked for a steadying breath. Hydra, he greeted like he meant it, standing strong and he chanced a better read on her expression then, though he was careful and respectful. Kukutux, he loomed vaguely beside--toeing a distance, torn, subservient to his dark queen sister, lured by the pale's seasonal hints, and like he might like to sleep for a week or two straight at the mere thought of this all, his head swam; words, he had to say above the din of the moment: First, I want you to know, we have agreed--I will be her husband, he said, not needing any recognition over it, but wanting her and Dirge to know ahead of all things as the head of his family. Or rather, I am, now--she says she will have me as one, he splayed his ears, sheepish in the glance he had for Kukutux then, and soft tail wave left for her to agree, or hell, disagree then--for he did not want to speak for her, just tell his sister what little he could--before anything else became too obvious, or suspicious, given his timing and increasing nerves about... the what it all could bring so soon.