Blackbeak Bluff Devoted to neurosis now

No one made him angrier than Alarian--he seemed to possess a special gift for saying and doing just the right things to incite the beast's temper. But, he hadn't denied Midar's claim, which calmed him some even as his lover turned to walk away from him. The beast sprang forward, passing Alarian and turning to face him once more and hoping he would stop walking long enough for Midar to try and reason with him again. I don't want to make you do anything, he said first. But do you really want to live here while I live somewhere else? he asked. Would you not be just as miserable as I would be? Midar just didn't think he could function like that, and he didn't think his lover would be any better off.