Two Rivers Isle From Peru to Cebu, hear the power of Babylon

He blew out a breath, feeling a little embarrassed but trying to suppress the feelings of shame brewing in his (oversized) gut. Iseul didn’t comment on it beyond a polite, “Ah.” It was actually kind of a funny reaction, which distracted him into a smile.

Atreus considered her invitation for a moment, then shook his head and said, I don’t want to intrude or take up all your time. Besides, he said, there’s so many places around here to explore without stomping all over other packs’ territories. So I think I’ll go do that, though I appreciate the invitation. And the trust.

He bowed his head to her, then paused a little awkwardly. He supposed he’d just sort of dismissed himself. Atreus hadn’t really intended to do that right this moment, though he stood by his word. Iseul probably had better things to do than hang around here entertaining an inquisitive guest.

It was nice meeting you, Iseul. Thanks for the chat, Atreus said in closing, dipping his head once more as he began to retreat from the isle’s borders.