Abandoned, tortured and left to die. Beag didn't have much in his life to look forward to. He was alone and more than prepared to die. Till he wakes up with the mismatched and powerful eyes of the leader of the Hunt meet his own. Gwyn Ap Nudd, a thing of legends and fear but Beag didn't feel any of that.
Now he has the Hunt, but not. He's not a part of them, more like a wild animal taken in when injured and released when better. Only part is, that he doesn't want to be better, he feels more at home here than he ever has in his life.
Gwyn himself made a promise years ago when he was younger, and he never thought the son of the man he made that promise to would drop into his life, and now that he has. Gwyn is unsure but protective. One of those things he has not been in a long time, Beag makes him feel other things he has not in years and years. A conflict to being Lord of the Hunt, but well worth it.
