â€œEasy come, easy go.â€ Gimmel told Jhene with a snort, smirking at her. His expression softened a bit when she stared deep into his eyes while Fatal tended to her paw and he raised a brow with intrigue. Why stare at something that brings great dislike? That was so interesting. And the way she looked at him was odd, like she was searching for something but he decided not to dwell on it for too long. It was almost a relief when she looked away and down to the ground after Fatal had finished. Gimmel silently admitted that Fatal definitely knew how to treat a wound.<br/><br/>He looked over to Beyt as Fatal walked over to her.<br/><br/>Beyt looked Fatal in the eye with that same curiosity she had before, like she always did, while she listened to her speak. â€œOf course Iâ€™m interested.â€ She said in a low tone, following the two wolves. Looking back to Gimmel, she noticed how he stayed put and a slight sadness fell over her. This was not an uncommon thing for them as she was naturally the one who was better liked out of the two. Gimmel was a bit of an antagonist in a sense because he was always so rough around the edges and almost too untrusting for his own good to the point where it hurt him. Then again who could blame himâ€¦ he has been rejected a lot, so much to the point where he almost accepted it. And that was what made her sad, because she knew back when they were pups even Aleph told him to stay behind feeling he would only get in the way because he was protective despite his leader statue.<br/><br/>And yet all she could do was watching him sit there, face void of much emotion as if he understood completely. Or he was just accepting things as they were like he always did.<br/><br/>As much as she would have loved for him to be included in this she knew it was for his own good that he stayed back with Jhene; perhaps they could smooth out their relationship as well so they werenâ€™t so tense around each other. It was really starting to irritate her now. Donâ€™t do anything rash, she told herself with a sigh. If only her brother would learn to be a bit more relaxed againâ€¦<br/><br/>â€œWhat is it you want to tell me?â€ She asked the two wolves in a low voice. â€œIâ€™m sure you already know of what happened in the forest.â€ The tone of her voice told that she did not want to speak of the forest, but she knew it could not be avoided. It was a part in this picture now, and it could not be erased and she knew it well. â€œYou also are aware that our quests are similar, I know, and I do have a feeling that the city Gimmel and I are headed could very well be the same one. Something tells me that meeting you here like thisâ€¦ there is definitely something more, something big I'm missing, and I wish to know everything you do.â€