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 Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 9:56 pm
"It's a pleasure to meet you, Haides. I am sorry that you must see me in such a state. Mila, It's nice to see you happy again." Jara commented before turning to her mate who was talking about going and finding Paimon. "Huel..we don't need to drag Mila's mate into this...this is not his fight..." Her voice soft as she leaned into Huel's side.
Jaromir sighed as his mate wandered over. "Now Jara. I don't think it's too much of a problem for Haides to lead Huel where ever he needs to go. But it is getting late, and Haides looks quite tired. Stay here tonight, and in the morning, you can leave. I would accompany you myself but I would not feel comfortable leaving my mate, daughters, and grandchildren here." He looked evenly on Huel and Haides.
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Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:19 pm
Jaromila listened to the discussion and waited for a chance to speak again.
"Thank you, sister, I appreciate your happiness for me, though I do hope we can help you be happy again. I would like to go with Huel and Haides when they go to speak to Paimon, since we need to tell his parents anyway. Plus, I am sure Lady Dea would know how to locate anyone in the king's land, since she does know much of the land. It would not be too much trouble for us to ask for help, considering her family would be also part of my own,"she reminded, nuzzling Haides.
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Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2012 6:43 pm
Haides shook his head. "I don't see any problem in helping find family," he replied gently. Whether it was only Paimon or he continued to help by searching for his niece and nephew as well, he wanted to help. He nodded his understanding to Jaromir. It would be bad if the rest of the family was left unprotected, and Haides was indeed tired. If Huel wanted to go now, he would go without complaint, but if not, he had no problem with Jaromir's suggested plan. The black stallion smiled at Jaromila's words and nuzzle. "That's true," he said with a nuzzle back. Dea was Serenity's chosen, and Jaromila was now Serenity's daughter-in-law. They were family now. As for her coming, he wasn't about to object to that. Even if he had wanted her to stay with her parents, he doubted he would've won the argument.
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Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 1:32 am
Huel gave an even nod. "That is a good plan. I do apologize for bombarding you, Haides. Please rest and when you have rested when can leave." He dipped his head in respect and looked back up at Jaromir. He knew that Jaromir hadn't completely trusted Huel in the beginning, and now with the napping of his two youngest, and him wanting to search for his brother for help, he sure didn't impress him much.
Michiko sighed as she caught up with what was going on, and sidled up next to her mate. "Jaromir..." She began softly. "With you and me, Nae and the other girls here, we should be fine." She said softly.
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Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 5:56 pm
Jara frowned at her family. Couldn't they see that she didn't want them to get hurt as well? She wanted her darling children back but she didn't want them to get hurt in the process of recovering them!
Jaromir shook his head. "Then its settled. Everyone will rest here for the night and in the morning, Huel, Haides and Jaromila shall leave to find Paimon and also speak to the Lady Dea." He concluded.
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Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 8:15 pm
Jaromila was glad they finally had a game plan and that she and Haides would get to rest first. She could only assume he was probably tired from his travels, so it was good he would get the night to recover before they started off.
"Alright, Haides can rest in my area tonight and we can go first thing in the morning. Hopefully we will be able to find Jara's little ones and we can reunite them,"she smiled.
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Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 9:52 pm
Haides nodded to Jaromir and Jaromila's words, shifting so that he was by his mate's side again. He'd follow her to wherever they were resting; he didn't know her home all that well. The prospect of rest was more than welcome; although he hadn't complained, his legs were beginning to shake visibly from the strain he'd put on them in his efforts to get home before sunset. Sleep would be a blessing to his tired body.
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