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Diana Corvus

Diana Corvus
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It had been brewing in the weeks welcoming his return — a gift of great importance. One that would grant him a right of passage into the clan. Minerva had more litters prepared than she could choose from. It was clear her aunt had been productive in the months they had been apart.

She had presented to her a mutt of a mix of finer breeds. Save for its squashed face and stout, young legs; she knew it would grow into something fit to walk alongside a king.

It did not take her long to find him within the vast halls of the palace. His scent was distinct. A particular aroma that she had long since been used to due to his lack of presence. It was more than a relief that he seldom left the comforts of their home. She did not believe she could suffer another multitude of years in absence so soon.

Her gift was clear to see, wrapped up in her arms yet much too large for her to handle with any sort of comfort. Her arms were lost within a thick pelt of dense fur and she could hardly keep her head up over its attempts to lap at her face.

“You’ve been gone,” she reminds him with a sharp leer. The thick bodied pup slips from her arms into a pile of slouching lard on the ground. Diana looks down at it before picking it up again and shoving it in his arms. “This is your new responsibility as a Corvus.”

“He will be your companion; not a pet, Jahangir. If you do not raise him well, he will be disloyal and I will be forced to kill him.”

Fortunately for her husband, if it would not bond to him, their daughter would take over the task in his stead. Venus was more capable at the age of two than she was at her age. The patience and love the little Fanalis had nestled in her bleeding heart was enough to captivate any beast given a bit of time. But this was his task and his alone to conquer.

"Is that understood?"




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