Broken Antler Fen Nothing compares to when the smoke settles and you're the last [m]an standing.

I trust you. The woman claimed, while also heeding his request.

You'd be the only one, Reyes said with a huff, resuming his pacing for a few seconds, only to deflate again. Kicking at a stick he hadn't yet snapped, breaking it and throwing it out of range of his teeth. One half went one way, one half went another. He stared for a moment at the trees as if they were somehow to blame.

She just — she makes me so — letting out a snarl Reyes gouged the earth with his claws and circled around so that he faced Teya, his body spiked with emotion, his eyes unable to look upon her face.