Perhaps someday he can ask her for lessons. Mab is a very good teacher, depending on who you ask, other's might think she's a terrifying teacher. She gets results though. It helps not to be as emotional as a mortal.
Mab had only recently allied with Heiji and the fae had not invited her to the actual negotiations so everything she was getting was second hand. She would ask Heiji what was decided later as well, but why not get it straight from the wolf's mouth? Such a lovely mouth. She lifted her eyes from his lips back to his eyes and assessed his explanation. Non-aggression was what she'd agreed to with Heiji as well.
One had to assume not treating the wolves as playthings meant no hurting his people. Which was non-agression anyway and Mab was fine with that. Teasing though, well, they would come to it if the issue arose. No harm would come of anyone allied with the fae in their territory so long as they abided themselves as guests and the fae would in fact assist an ally should someone threaten them in the fae territory. Any fae in wolf territory would comport themselves as a guest as well, and expect the same. Someone who did not abide but this rule would be immediately considered hostile and could be treated as such. Mab was a litte more strict about such rules herself. The seelie seemed a little more laid back. "Guesting laws were agreed upon with the Seelie. Have you also agreed to allow well managed doorway use?" She asked. If Heiji hadn't added that to the deal she'd be irritated. It was really the only way to keep the lesser fae from snatching people when the mood hit anyway. But the whole point was to have exit opportunities if something happened.
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Mab had only recently allied with Heiji and the fae had not invited her to the actual negotiations so everything she was getting was second hand. She would ask Heiji what was decided later as well, but why not get it straight from the wolf's mouth? Such a lovely mouth. She lifted her eyes from his lips back to his eyes and assessed his explanation. Non-aggression was what she'd agreed to with Heiji as well.
One had to assume not treating the wolves as playthings meant no hurting his people. Which was non-agression anyway and Mab was fine with that. Teasing though, well, they would come to it if the issue arose. No harm would come of anyone allied with the fae in their territory so long as they abided themselves as guests and the fae would in fact assist an ally should someone threaten them in the fae territory. Any fae in wolf territory would comport themselves as a guest as well, and expect the same. Someone who did not abide but this rule would be immediately considered hostile and could be treated as such. Mab was a litte more strict about such rules herself. The seelie seemed a little more laid back. "Guesting laws were agreed upon with the Seelie. Have you also agreed to allow well managed doorway use?" She asked. If Heiji hadn't added that to the deal she'd be irritated. It was really the only way to keep the lesser fae from snatching people when the mood hit anyway. But the whole point was to have exit opportunities if something happened.