Neverwinter Forest i’m the kinda girl

By her response it was even more apparent that they were complete opposites. She was worried about her brother and had followed him, whereas Styx was confident that he would never see his siblings again after they parted ways. And the hybrid was not saddened by the possibility of never seeing them again – they had chosen their path, and he had chosen his. They would live separate lives and perhaps, if fate was on their side, they would find their way to each other in the future. Until then, the mutt was perfectly comfortable not knowing where they were or what they were doing. He had made it very clear to his littermates that he would not be joining them, and Styx wouldn’t be surprised if they didn’t even want to see him again. Unlike most, the yearling was not fazed by the lack of family – he didn’t need them. He had chosen to live the life a rogue, and intended to remain a longer until he deemed it was necessary to join a pack. Words failed to form at the tip of his tongue, brows narrowed as he searched his thoughts for something to say. For once, the hybrid was trying to avoid one of his typical snarky responses – for some bizarre reason, he actually enjoyed her company (although he would deny it if asked). As he struggled to find something normal to say, Styx realized that a silence had fallen over the pair, and it begun to suffocate the inky knight. While he was generally accustom to silence, the boy felt as though he was drowning in it. “I’m sure he’s fine,” the boy mumbled finally, the words sounding awkward as they stained the air. Idiot. He had been so desperate for something to say that the words that he finally spat out sounded moronic and the hybrid swallowed hard to choke down his embarrassment. “Are you two close?” More stupid words fell past his lips as the boy mentally cursed at himself, pointed ears flattening against his skull. He didn’t even care and it pained the hybrid to even pretend – something about those bright, silver eyes had the inky yearling acting like an blundering imbecile.