Queen Tizzarath looked down at Talin, her eyebrow raised, her arms at her side, calm with hands pressed to the castle walls. A little twitch in her lips hint at a smile as Talin displays his humility and failure.
"Well isn't that a rare sight," she says with a sigh. Her face pulls with a spectre of sadness. "You were foolish, and now you've endangered people by leaving them undefended." She stands straight, stretching her back and looming over him. "But as the law stated, you are all exiles and i have no reason to protect any of you, and nor should i kill you for fighting monsters." She shrugs and turns away heading back along the wall. "By all rights, you don't exist," she says. The guards watch her leave, some frowning, others simply surprised at her.
Chosen Akela drops to Listy's side, she hovers her paws around the girl, frustrated in her bustling, unable to touch.
"okay," she says. "okay, I'll get you there, hold on." She puts grabs Listy's hips,pressing at her clothes, making sure not to touch her directly. Even then she winces, pain pouring through her fingers. Lifting the girl, she hurries down the hill, keeping to the trees toward the black mass, holding Listy ahead.
Neesa stands to her feet, smiling at the group as they make up. All the while, the guards step back, creeping away toward the city. The chosen woman stands upon the fallen beast. Its slow breaths pushing at her bare feet, white furred feet. She watches the group of escapees, a smile on her face glistening sharp teeth among the shadows of her hooded cloak. She turns to the guards. They've kept their distance some way away, keeping watch. She shrugs and steps off the fallen beast. She picks it up with one hand and flings it over her back, hanging like a bag.
General Caisen snarled at Leo before she took aim and fired, blasting through the second abomination. It splattered across the stairs and fell back into a heap, leaving three of the group standing, while Perra lay at the floor bleeding. Beem was at his side, hoisting him up to his feet. The General walks on past and rolled her eyes at Leo. "Even with a gun, you'd still be pinned to the wall and instead of me shooting it, you'd be blasting a hole right through to Perra's head." She scowled at him and clambered past the bodies, heading up the stairs.
Aman pointed up as he spotted the two figures move down the hill. "My lord, they come. The little one is injured. Should we attack?" he asks.