10-09-2020, 02:11 AM
Wandering up, the tabby's expression drooped. What a conundrum. Atticus couldn't help but agree with Vale, especially after enduring Sweeney's trauma. Goldenluxury was family, but she was also a killer. His thoughts wagered back and forth, causing him to freeze. Both sides had their points. No one should have to die for another animal's issue, yet they were in too deep in the first place. The Pitt had always ravaged The Typhoon... and some cases, rightfully. Why disown their former ardent now too? What truly had changed? Their last reign with Silent was full of grueling violence, which wasn't so long ago. Those ideologies were still very much alive within The Pitt, despite Gael's denial.
His canines dug into his lip as he contemplated his words. "I think I agree with Vale, quite frankly," the acolyte answered. "Our jungle is burned down, we're low on resources, and it's about time we moved away from our pride. If you really-" Did Gael really want to change though? It seemed to be the opposite due to his response. "-want The Pitt to change, then encouraging allies would be our best bet." Hell, the melanistic shapeshifter even emphasized that they had no resources for one of their most important traditions. If they wanted to thrive, then they had to make some deals. Even if they weren't the most ideal. "Think about it. You have a former leader offering you an alliance, yet you're too afraid to accept because... why?" Atticus let out a growl. "Because 'everyone loses their home?' You selfish fucking cuck."
His ears pinned to the back of his head. Atticus was letting out his repressed frustration. "If I could have prevented my mother from dying during The Typhoon's shitty meteor earthquake, I would have. If I could have stopped Jervis' death for Sweeney's sake, I would have. All because of their shit, my family and friends have perished." Claws unsheathed from their sockets, yellow eyes piercing into Gael's own gaze. Even if the earthquakes and meteor that decimated Tanglewood wasn't inherently The Typhoon's fault, their ally failed to help him out during a tough time. His family didn't bother consoling him, Tanglewood and The Typhoon alike, hence he ran. "I have lost my entire fucking family." But apparently it didn't matter because why? 'Your people are not the only who have suffered damage to their home.' Bullshit. The Pitt should worry about protecting their people, not cowardly standing down and allowing themselves to get repeatedly fucked.
Alabastor claws shot through the sand. "And for what?" he croaked. "Just for me to stand down and watch as my new home crumbles all over again?" His eyes began to well with tears, despite not being very apparent. A golden gaze shifted towards Aine, practically begging the medic to emphasize with their reasonings. While Vale might be fighting for chaos, he was fighting for what he believed in and that was togetherness. If he had to endure that loss all over again, Atticus would break. "We have a familiar offering protection and valuable assistance, something that could prevent us from losing more, yet you're too worried with our past ideals."
With hiss, he turned back to Gael. "It's time we change," the boy spat.
Weary eyes moved towards Vale, offering to put a paw on the feral dog's shoulder. He swallowed. Aine's words echoed in his head. 'Maybe you don't belong here.' Would he get punished for speaking out again? Had his impulses ruined him once again? Moving closer to the wolf, the younger being leaned in to whisper. "You belong here. Don't listen to her." Maybe he was even reassuring himself...
His canines dug into his lip as he contemplated his words. "I think I agree with Vale, quite frankly," the acolyte answered. "Our jungle is burned down, we're low on resources, and it's about time we moved away from our pride. If you really-" Did Gael really want to change though? It seemed to be the opposite due to his response. "-want The Pitt to change, then encouraging allies would be our best bet." Hell, the melanistic shapeshifter even emphasized that they had no resources for one of their most important traditions. If they wanted to thrive, then they had to make some deals. Even if they weren't the most ideal. "Think about it. You have a former leader offering you an alliance, yet you're too afraid to accept because... why?" Atticus let out a growl. "Because 'everyone loses their home?' You selfish fucking cuck."
His ears pinned to the back of his head. Atticus was letting out his repressed frustration. "If I could have prevented my mother from dying during The Typhoon's shitty meteor earthquake, I would have. If I could have stopped Jervis' death for Sweeney's sake, I would have. All because of their shit, my family and friends have perished." Claws unsheathed from their sockets, yellow eyes piercing into Gael's own gaze. Even if the earthquakes and meteor that decimated Tanglewood wasn't inherently The Typhoon's fault, their ally failed to help him out during a tough time. His family didn't bother consoling him, Tanglewood and The Typhoon alike, hence he ran. "I have lost my entire fucking family." But apparently it didn't matter because why? 'Your people are not the only who have suffered damage to their home.' Bullshit. The Pitt should worry about protecting their people, not cowardly standing down and allowing themselves to get repeatedly fucked.
Alabastor claws shot through the sand. "And for what?" he croaked. "Just for me to stand down and watch as my new home crumbles all over again?" His eyes began to well with tears, despite not being very apparent. A golden gaze shifted towards Aine, practically begging the medic to emphasize with their reasonings. While Vale might be fighting for chaos, he was fighting for what he believed in and that was togetherness. If he had to endure that loss all over again, Atticus would break. "We have a familiar offering protection and valuable assistance, something that could prevent us from losing more, yet you're too worried with our past ideals."
With hiss, he turned back to Gael. "It's time we change," the boy spat.
Weary eyes moved towards Vale, offering to put a paw on the feral dog's shoulder. He swallowed. Aine's words echoed in his head. 'Maybe you don't belong here.' Would he get punished for speaking out again? Had his impulses ruined him once again? Moving closer to the wolf, the younger being leaned in to whisper. "You belong here. Don't listen to her." Maybe he was even reassuring himself...
THE ONE IN FRONT OF THE GUN LIVES FOREVER
DREAMS OF LIVING LIFE
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT THEM ?
atticus — former pittian — they're nothing but unstable