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He eyed her as she spoke, his expression unreadable. You don't want spirits. His words were intended as advice, and came out as a promise. It's more than just the sweet ghosts of loved one's. I don't see living wolves the same either. His mind drifted to the first instance since his mind had changed, the woman who changed from a wolf, to a bear, then a deer all whilst dancing circles around him. He soon shook the hazy memory from his head.

She spoke of purpose, of her purpose, and Kekoa frowned. If you wished to be more than a wife, then it isn't Sun Eater that you should have married. He would teach her what her place was in due time, he was sure. Leave, find another man is what you want. This time his words with a hint of mockery; the young man appearing rather amused.

But either way, there was nothing to learn from him. He was Saatsine's ghost talker; a skillset that he alone possessed. That was the way it was meant to be. He wouldn't subject anyone else to this fate.

His eyes shifted to the space next to himself now, where in his mind Kaisaan stood. Silently, he offered him his apologies for his ungrateful nature.