Thunder Dome Haunting everything I lost

Fine. Whatever.
If she didn't want to even try letting it go, he wouldn't be able to either.
His tail slipped out from between his legs at this realisation, stalking around her as if a mirror.
"I do not decide where we move," he replied, his voice now as hard as the stone they stood on.

He let a low rumble slip from him, like the soft promise of a storm before it hit.
"And I'm sure you don't decide if it is wise to attack me."
She didn't seem like it, given the tale she just told.
Oh, why did he have to run into one that opposed them.