[Private RP for TheMaster017 and I]: Dark Heart of a Rogue

[Iri]

Kuanguka had stopped breathing. Arida took her into her den. "Adofo." Her gaze was stony.

[Adofo]

Adofo: Arida! Please! Please save her! Do anything! You have to!

[Iri]

Arida flicked her tail to silence him. "I'm trying my best. I may be an Osain Medic but I cannot heal every wound inflicted on every cub." She gently pressed herbs to Kuanguka's wounds. "Adofo, here." Her gaze was icy but she handed him some rush. "Wrap your ankle up with this. And keep it still," she said sternly.

[Adofo]

Adofo wrapped his leg. He crawled to Kuanguka and kissed her forehead.
Adofo: I know you may not want me as your father, but now......you are now my daughter! I love you so much! You shouldn't die alone! If you die......you're going to have a real father there for you! But please......please be okay!

[Iri]

"What do you mean 'she's now your daughter'?" Arida asked. "And keep your leg still!"

[Adofo]

Adofo: I've decided for her! She is now my daughter! If she dies she will NOT die alone! And don't talk me out of it Arida! I've made my choice and as your grandfather you need to respect that!

[Iri]

"It's not your choice to make, Adofo," Arida pointed out.

[Adofo]

Adofo: Arida! I don't care! If she makes it through this and doesn't want me, then so be it! But i will NEVER let someone I love die alone! Not again! NEVER AGAIN!!!!!!! YOU HEAR ME!?!? NEVER!!!!!!

[Iri]

Arida backed away from him. He didn't have to yell at her like that. "I was pointing out my opinion. Unless it means nothing. I guess being medic means I just treat everyone's wounds and go with the flow, and accept no one acknowledging my opinion or feelings," she muttered quietly, too softly for anyone but herself to hear. She started mixing up herbs for Kuanguka's wounds.

[Adofo]

Adofo: Arida.......I'm sorry. This is just.......everything is going wrong. My brother and I just lost the throne, they hurt her....my ankle is badly injured.......they took my father's land! .......but i shouldn't have yelled at you. That's not what a grandfather does to his granddaughter that he loves so very much.