Shadow Mountain nor the warrior for her glory

so it would seem. praimfaya murmurs in agreement; quieted. she cannot help but think that there was a certain responsibility of the members to not follow donovan so blindly especially if they were aware of what he was doing — as his and nemisis' actions reflected poorly on all of them. there would be no distinction in the end. leadership was the voice and figurehead of the pack and in a war they were all enemies regardless of whether they played a role in the discord caused or not. jus drein, jus daun left no room for mercy.

it is a shame. praimfaya agrees but doesn't offer any sort of apology for her stance. as far as she cares to see: she is justified in her wants. the saints wronged her regardless of whether the crazy bitch that once aided in leading them was gone or not. nemisis had picked a fight with the wrong commander for praimfaya did not forget and she certainly didn't forgive.

with everything said that needed to be and clearly no chance at convincing renard to change their mind, praimfaya offers a last nod of her head with the contemplation of how much longer she will remain civil with the saints now that they are a pack. she needed to return to sagtannet and inform mahler of what has come to transpire on this mountain and what she's learned of thade; or rather what she hasn't learned.