in some sad way i already know

i am going to fade out with this post, im so sorry for the wait those two times im the worst!! i forget to check my threadlog and then i'm like O__O OH SHIP!!

Despite the quietude that enveloped them, Caiaphas did not feel uneasy. A sly glance stolen furtively from the corner of her yellow-ringed eyes suggested Mordecai felt much the same.

Perhaps the two of them had much to think about, when they found themselves awake in the late hours. While Mordecai acknowledged that the balance of the world was precarious and outwardly all things seemed affected, Caiaphas had spent a great deal of time ruminating this -- there were so many things in the world in which were inexplicable and irrevocable from their course. A gentle butterfly's pass today, an unruly tornado's path tomorrow.

His question went some time without answer. Caiaphas did not have an answer for it and as she rose to leave her gaze fell across his cheeks solemn and reluctant. "One would hope." The utterance a somewhat dark admittance -- with that, the coywolf rose to make her leave. "I'll see you soon, Mordecai." It was growing late, and Caiaphas had many miles to walk before she dared rest.