left to be a rock n roll star / joiner

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YOU'RE RUNNING OUT OF TIME

YEAH, YOU KNOW YOU CAN'T GO BACK, IT'S TOO LATE TO SAY IT'S TOO LATE. YOU CAN'T TAKE BACK THAT YOU SAID NOTHING. HOW COULD YOU DO NOTHING?

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From an early age, Titan had always sought to be something outside of himself. He sought to be someone better, someone greater than he was. He had been told by many of the elders that he would do wonderful things one day, and so that was what he had believed.

And perhaps that had ultimately led to his [sub]downfall.[/sub]

Titan had not expected to come to a clan, only to become its leader a month later. Had he really been suited for the job, over everybody else? Apparently so. Apart of him was concerned about the future of the Ascendants, with the u n s t a b l e politics and all. Would this be the destiny that he was ultimately meant to fulfill?

Silus, from "nowhere in particular". Titan had taken note of the feline's given information upon silent paws, his amber visionaries gazing down at him, pitch-black irises tracking every movement and expression. A healer? There was no doubt that the Ascendants was in dire need of such. "You are welcome here, Silus from 'nowhere in particular.'" The rather [sub]deep-voiced[/sub] lion replied, perking his rounded ears. Although the statement was rather teasing in itself, no smile or amusement flitted onto masculine features.

It was unlike Titan to even remotely mock newcomers upon first meeting, although Silus' words had caught his attention. Saying that one was from "nowhere" was often a common answer to avoid the truth, and Titan knew from experience.

However, he wouldn't press the issue. Silus was young and didn't appear to hold any ill intentions. The lion added, "I'm Titan, one of the leaders." He took a brief glance over his shoulder. "If you'd follow me, I'll show you to the Observatory."