Chimera Fields Straight into the bar

I will. He didn't really take time to think about it. Did he really need to? Not really. Because some part of him was afraid that if he didn't, Hua would be the next to disappear. He was afraid he'd end up alone. All he'd wanted was a family, and he felt like for some reason the world felt it necessary to tear it away from him. Maybe it was wrong of him to not ask about details, to work everything, but honestly he wasn't thinking that far ahead.

His ears were folded back against his head in a sort of surrender. Because at this point he didn't know what to do. He had tried, he had failed, and Hua was offering something that felt like an answer. Help. He tilted his head again to lick her chin, whining submissively at her, his tail tucking slightly. Mal was one who would quite happily do anything for the wolves he loved, but to top it off, right now he hoped Hua could somehow pull him out of the mess he was in. Save him, essentially. He'd pledge his loyalty to her in a heartbeat if she and the rest of his family would be safe. He wasn't quite a broken man, but he was certainly hurting. How much more could he take?