Vendetta's Threshold

With the words the greyscale said, another smile touched Slade's noble lips. So his brother had been a waste too, eh? Slade could think of countless times when his father demanded his own brother, Adair, to slay something, and the blue blooded whelp had been too much of a weakling to carry out the demand. That is why he was left behind, and assigned to The Forsaken pack. Slade knew down deep in his vile gut that Adair had to be the reason why his father had disappeared.

"I understand your sibling mislineage, friend. My own brother, too weak to keep up with the true Nightmares, was sent to The Forsaken, and never to return. That vile beast will be met again, one day. And that will be the day that I end his life."

Talking about the killing of his brother had caused the silver and peppered man before him to give his appreciation on the hut they were to commit to, together. With ears turned to face his back, and a arched neck, the dark king acknowledged the compliment with a grand posture, and strode across the clearing between them to pass a shoulder bump to the similar aged male.

"The beautiful perspective of learning, it's grandest attribute, is how it can be instilled within all. It is never too late to learn, Lord Burke. So far, all has come to past, only to be future's fruitful reaping. Plenty is here to hunt upon, for the solitude of this place has given many prey and predators alike, the peace of a non interrupted atmosphere. We will be triumphant in our hunt."

Slade referenced to the man as 'Lord', for he was not yet a Brother of the cult he was in, so he resorted to a title that could fit him age wise, while not over throwing is own title of 'King'. Even though his throne had been set on fire so many years prior to the current day, he was reluctant to give up his natural calling as Alpha.

"Today, we will run down and kill the various mammals that hibernate within these lands. That includes raccoons, rabbits, various feathered creatures, squirrels, and perhaps a deer, if we remain lucky, vigilant and strong. Feeling the briskness of this day, I feel as though it may just be a time for feast on venison."