As her words wandered to those of end times as described by their lore he would rest his long muzzle against his paws, a tinge of guilt appearing in his eyes, and a tear falling alongside the old Kyote Mother's.  He shook some, staring down as she spoke of earthquakes being the final sign. The final testament to the end of their fifth sun. For just a moment the thick dusty color of his Magick, or talent as Taryn called it seeped into his fur and then fell away alongside his tear. He would listen intently to her words even with the guilt in his eye. he would smile respectfully, holding the old Kyote's paw, kissing it assuringly and nodding.<br/><br/>"i will not allow such time's to befall your pups. They will thrive for centuries and millenia more" he stood.<br/><br/>"Taryn. We have done as we set out to do here.." He took a selection of Kuguar native flowers, bright blue lilies that grew under the care of he and his mother, resting them in the elderly Kyote's lap who had fallen asleep to the sway of her chair. They were a sign of thanks and connection from the Kuguar. A sign they were there to act as their guardians as they always had been.<br/><br/>He would give another set of thanks to the chief before slipping from the Kyote compound entrance, beginning to the Northeast toward the Hyane Mines. Raschen had dawned a stalwart expression when they left the company of the Kyote. Not until the met the southern dunes in the direction of the Hyane Mines did a stream of tears meet his cheeks, his tail wrapped defensively about his waist. His fur would at random shift to the dusty colours of his Magicks and back again.