It was rather beautiful as well, with the bits of minerals in the walls that shone in the light. Over all it was a peaceful little place. The alpha had situated himself under one of the larger patches of light in the middle of the cave, and was gazing out the hole. He was still a bit riled up, hence his coming to this location. Here the wolf could be alone.

Kiona's cries went unanswered to him inside, but it wasn't long before the female entered Achak's thoughts. With a great sigh, the silver streaked wolf battled with himself. He knew the hybrid couldn't have meant the words she had spat at him earlier. It was just that the verbal attack not only insulted him, but his father, someone who he revered greatly. It also included his family. But Kiona was a part of that family too, a very big part.

Blue eyes lowered to the cave floor, watching as the bits of granite and quartz sparkled in the light. His mind told him to stay angry, hurt. But his heart cried out to forgive his mate. The large wolf loved her after all. That, and that's what a family did. Forgive. Both of them had been upset and reacted negatively to each other in ways they didn't intend. And the black and silver wolf didn't want to have anything between himself and Kiona. Ever.

Nodding to himself, Achak rose from the ground, head lifting once more to the place he had come in from. Walking over, he began to climb out, then preceded to descend the cliffs to the ground. Once down, the wolf set off, nose to the forest floor, at a lope to find the other. He had to...wanted to fix this. Picking up the female's scent, the silver streaked alpha was soon following it to its strongest point.

Rounding a few large boulders, he stopped at as a sound reached his ears. Crying...? Achak already knew who it was and continued moving. It wasn't too long after that the female came into view. Her bright red fur stuck out against the brown and green of the woods surrounding them. The sight of Kiona crying made his heart clench painfully. The hybrid didn't even seem to notice his approach, which concerned the wolf even more.

Now Achak felt just down right horrid. He had done this. Made her cry. Lowering his head once he was right in front of her, he gently licked away her tears.

"Kiona...don't cry."

Kiona jerked her head up at the touch, her eyes locking with his. Without missing a beat, she abruptly stood up, and pushed herself into him as hard as she could, burying her face into his slightly damp fur.

"I'm sorry! I'm sorry!" she cried into him. As apologetic as she was, she was just so relieved that he came back and wasn't physically hurt. She could only pray that her amends would remove the rest of his pain. Oh, how such a small thing like what she said grow into something this great and terrible. She swore to never hurt him again, while saying to him how much she loved him and how sorry she was.

But it was going to be a while before she removed herself from him.



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