Qeya River time for dying

a roar preceded the chieftain. protective over his wife's possible pregnancy, spurred by blackfell's intent upon courtship, he was a man driven to hard violence once more.

he did not need to know their words to see the anger of the strange man now confronting his mate; sun eater's wrath was a visceral thing, and he plunged through the snow with upflung tail.

gjalla had not moved to defend keda; this incensed him further, but he shoved beyond them both, teeth raking cold air for the man. however, as he drew closer, he saw the woman's stance tighten, heard her voice turn against the stranger, and the mounting fire switched from her at once.

it was his role to protect, and so in bloodthirst he did simply this.

if the interloper did not run, sun eater meant to attack with crushing force, heedless of his wife or gjalla in this moment.

the single eye scorched. let them all see what a lanzadoii man did.