choice kingdom

Greyjoy had been preoccupied with his thoughts that he had not seen Caiaphas until she pulled up beside him, then slipped ahead and into the tide pool that he had been aiming for.Stopping mid-stride, Greyjoy watched the outsider splash wildly in the pool, likely scaring away any food that had been there. Most wolves would have felt disgust and anger, but Greyjoy simply stared blankly at the woman, wondering what on earth possessed her.

With a low bow, he turned and began to find another meal. He could slink toward the shore and find a crab, or go above the Sound into the forest to find fish in the stream there or red meat, as much as he disliked it. Before his thoughts had been consumed with the comings and goings of their acolytes, now his thoughts were trained upon the strange wolf in the tide pool, and what her purpose had been splashing wildly about in that pool. Perhaps it was simply to torment him; if that was the case, he was used to it, and it would take much more than that to build his ire.