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Kilian ran his hand over his dreads, smoothing them into place. He let a sigh out as he looked down at Amadia. "There's not much for us to do on Soudul anymore, is there?" He asked of Amadia. They had been traveling much more, lately instead of staying close to home. The Ysali weren't a strong type of dragon and it was pretty pointless for Kilian to even go and defeat one.

Diabi. Amadia whispered in his mind. "Yes, yes. I know they're here." Kilian gritted his teeth together and mumbled. "But I'm much too weak for those dragons." He crossed his arms and shook his head. Sure, he'd like to take them on and kill them but he knew he wouldn't stand a chance at this point. He hook his head. Amadia knew what was coming, had been dreading it for a while. "Maybe we should think about taking up a home somewhere else?" The idea made sense in a way. Eowyn seemed to be a place they frequented often. Erionda lived there too. Though he wasn't sure how much longer she'd remain. The heat had to be a pain for her because of her clan.

Lets stay here. Amadi suggested. For some reason, the Keindred didn't want to move away from the city. Kilian put his hands on his hips and was about to explain to her about the benefits of moving home when Amadia interrupted him. Someone's coming. She said as she peeked around Kilian to look to see who it was. An Oblivionite and one they didn't recognize right away.

Kilian crossed his arms as the female Oblivionite neared closer to them. It seemed as though she was use to those around her heeding her orders and doing as she please. "Go around me if you wish to pass. You've no right to tell me to move." He frowned at her face. There was just something so familiar about her but he couldn't put his finger on it. He shrugged to himself and stood his ground.

He may have been a push over in his younger years but he had grown up. The muscles on his upper arms twitched as he tensed them up. He would not move out of the way for someone so rude. See? There are other reasons I wish to leave this place. He said to Amadia through their bond. I do not wish to associate myself with those like this.

Kilian grunted with the impact of the woman's shoulder. His hand shot out and he grabbed her by the arm. "I told you no." He shoved her back away from him. "Learn respect, woman. I was no more in your way than that tree over there." Amadia let out a small growl as she stood up and nipped at the stranger. A warning. She was ready to help fight if need be.

"Calm down Amadia." Kilian ordered of his Keindred. She snorted and sat back down. She stayed on guard, however. Kilian turned his attention back to the strange woman. "To be in such a hurry, you must have something important to get back to." He crossed his arms again. "If you had been less thick headed and went around me, you might have gotten to your destination a lot quicker." He shook his head at the female and sighed.

"You're right. I don't want to mess with you." Kilian shrugged. "Though I'm sure it's not for the same reasons as you think. I just don't want to have to fight." Though he would if forced into it. He tended to avoid fights with others if he could.

His eyes widened as she moved closer to him, talking while doing so. Her hands reached out and shoved against his chest. He stumbled back a little, caught off guard. He quickly regained his balance. He was sorely tempted to shove her back but he was no longer a teenager. To do that would be to fall to her level and he just would not do that. He glared right back at her.

Kilian shock his head and watched as the stranger left. "The same could be said for you, lady." He mumbled mostly to himself. Sighing he let his arms fall down to his sides and his muscles relax. "Lets go home Amadia." He said to the keindred that had also relaxed her stance. With the encounter still weighing on his mind, Kilian headed back home.