Hideaway Strath Where ma fuxkin’ kids at??

By the look Simmik gives him, she knows he won’t let Fury angrily stomp away from him. Not at least without Kyn attempting to placate her. So he does, moving forth he speaks his earlier words and Fury stops to listen to him. Only a second later says that he can stay and some part of him knew she wouldn’t have denied him despite his extended, and very much sudden, leave.

After she goes into vivid detail about everything that’s happened while he’s been gone and it all truly shocks him. He can’t say he’s surprised about Ramesses, but he doesn’t see why she would’ve tried killing him for it. An alliance still could’ve been possible under the right circumstances, but Kynareth’s unknowing of the golden pharaoh’s apparent grudge towards he and Fury. 

Moving on, he is surprised to hear that they allied with Ursus of all people, but can he really be pissed when Fury apparently tried murdering Ramesses? 

Then she gets kicked out of Moonglow for a reason that makes Kyn raise a brow. Her black widow energy never ceases to amaze him. And maybe his morals are skewered, but he sees no reason to kick her because of something like that, but again, he doesn’t know the entire situation. 

Next, she speaks of a place called Blackwater. And his son’s names are falling from her lips. Alduin has apparently killed someone and he feels his chest swell with pride for his eldest son. So young and already a killer — impressive. Still, that’s leads Fury into how she and her friend Arashi got here and he nods slowly with interest. Going in to speak of another pack living in the mountains but is unsure of their exact location. 

He hums low in his throat, silently taking in all of this information. It really is a shit-show and he can see the shame in Fury’s eyes. Maybe he shouldn’t have left. This is all as much his fault as Fury thinks it’s hers.

Finally, Kyn meets her eyes with vigor and pride. “And yet, you live.” He congratulates. “Not all is lost, my love. There is still time for opportunity and regrowth. Perhaps I could go speak with Teya over the mountain there. Maybe she could give us some useful information on who’s living where. If she doesn’t hate me that is.” He chuckles the last bit, but the thought is serious despite it all.