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mahler scoffed when she had finished, alabaster tendriling from his nostrils. "you have never held your tongue a single moment, vylla." hurtful now, but she had put her sandpaper palms under his skin and turned it over. "it vas you who drove them out, do you not understand?" weighted tread; he was standing over her now, granite hackles flared and rippled to the base of his tail, which lashed frenetically at his haunches.
"she left because she knew you did not tolerate them. you vould not even allow me to tell phaedra they vere her sisters. you kept them upon the outside of the pack, vylla. and i vill not forget it." in the end, it had been elke and ciri who had suffered the greatest, and would continue to suffer.
"you bend my ear vith your hatred of them, but they exist. i am not favouring outlaws over sagtannet, vylla; i am committing myself to children i brought into this vorld." surely they deserved that; surely she would understand that. but he could not make her see this contract with nyx was expired, and it was to their cubs he was bound. no matter if the lioness took another mate, elke and ciri belonged to him, and mahler was the only father they had known. 
he had neglected them all, and so as always the gargoyle stood holding his rightful anger and that of wylla above his own, righteous and justified as the sun was sure to fade before darkness. 
but this time mahler could not simply swallow that bitter pill, for wylla had not even the decency to allow him a sparse peace after losing his children to moonspear. "is that vhat you vant?" came the roughened creak from his barrel chest, a hinge pried piece by piece off the old rotted wood where it had settled.
stonelilac searched sunflower, phaedra's eyes fletched shards of their intermission. "tell me that it is vhat you vish. tell me you vant sagtannet for yourself. i shall give it to you, vylla." agony haunting the shores of his faces. "do not make me choose. i vould rather be a vagabond between here and moonspear than choose between any of my children."