How deletectable Tetradore found the scent of those freshly made loaves of bread, the baked goods enough to momentarily distract the Alpha from the very reason he had invaded Taliah's sanctuary. It was the sound of her voice that drew his attention back towards her, the Were-King abruptly informing her of the very reason that he had come in the first place - her sister. It had taken nearly a year to hear back on that word he's so carefully put out, though Tetradore had anticipated it might take time for those whispers to travel amongst the threads that made up the dark web of Sacrosanct's Black Market. He could tell, immediately, the effects that those words had upon the woman, her every movement seemed to freeze in place as she struggled to comprehend those words he had offered her. He met the similar hue of her gaze, her lips parting and yet, the silence persisted as that shock overwhelmed her usually unflappable demeanor. How well he knew that very facade as it abruptly slid over her features, the technique one the Were-King employed frequently enough. A singular brow rose and yet, he remained silent as he allowed the woman to regain her composure.
Tetradore listened to her hesitant lyrics, though truthfully he was unsure if the news he did have was worth such a reaction. It was a reach, at best, the black market's intel so often failing to be quite as certain as he desired and yet, every whisper was worth the investigation. A small shrug crossed his shoulders at her inquiry, Tetradore truthfully had little desire to explain the details of just who had spoken to who - after all, that grapevine extended far outside of his own knowledge.
Her comment, however, provoked a small quip of Tetradore's lips before his head shook ever so slightly.
My heart is just to dark too care. I can't destroy what isn't there
so if you love me let me go
Deliver me into my fate & leave me with my sins
If you still care, don't ever let me know