Wheeling Gull Isle Bring them home

I knew you'd come back... He is breathless, panting, heart racing as he moves closer to his brother, extending a front limb to wrap it around Judah's neck and pull him close. He knew it. Malakai had never given up on the idea that his brother still lived. Together. Together... 

Malakai let go of Judah and let his paw rest back to the earth. Head snaps into the direction of John, who is quickly to disrupt their reunion. He listens. Then his eyes narrow, his nose wrinkling in a growing snarl. No. Malakai answered sternly, then steps back, so that he could face John fully. Mother worries, yet surely remembers exactly where she left her sons to rot. It is she who should be returning to us, instead of making herself a new home (and family) elsewhere. 

Heda had since left her husband. A result which led to his death and the loss of Judah- and permanently half his leg. Then she decided to leave the remainder of her son's behind. It was clear when the going got tough, she left. Malakai refused to follow a mother that would bail each time she failed. When he had needed her, it was Nakano that made sure he had survived. Malakai did not need her any longer. [/i]