Duskfire Glacier [m] born with other names

there it is again! a lancing tone with words she did not know. there was an accusation there, clearly, and a threat; but the woman did not linger and sulukinak was grateful for that. not because an audience would disturb her—she would not know unless she experienced that—but the woman's harsh energy had antagonized sulukinak enough.

the chieftain did not go after her. he lingered close with the shadow girl, and soon enough made his interest clear. like with blackfell, the man moved in to a position that suggested their coming union.
in this case, they were not hidden in a sleeping place. the exposure to the open air, and the potential danger of darukaal's outskirts, made the moment feel more free and sulukinak much more comfortable.

faust refuted the claims of the woman, although he was not asked to; and as he spoke sulukinak insisted with the curve of her body against him that she needed no words.
sulukinak yearns for this; and then his voice is in her ear, some kind of promise, or a contract. for darukaal? she whines, side-eyeing him over her shoulder, but not answering in any other way.

would he deny her?