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Torin yawned, stretched and pulled himself from the den. He blinked blearily as the early morning summer sun briefly blinded him. He shook his coat out and yawned again, eyes scanning the horizon for a familiar form. The boy had a mission, an idea was slowly blooming in his mind and he was determined to make his first steps: support.

But for a wolf who was by his nature solitary he wasn't sure he was ready to seek it out in strangers... not yet anyways. No instead, he had his siblings in mind. As such he had his most difficult sister in mind first... now if only he could track her down.

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She had ventured out in the early break of dawn before the sun rose and after the sky had begun to lighten. There were moments when pack life was just too plain, routine after routine, and Jaidah just had to stretch her paws. Today found her near the frog pond, nestled in the fronds of a low-lying branch on a willow tree. She loved these trees, they allowed her to keep hidden when she wanted a break from the others for a while. Perhaps, it was only teen angst that kept her in a perpetually moody state, and gave her a deep sense of wanderlust.

It was days like today that she would often wander off and find things to do, ways to shirk her lessons or anything really. There was something that kept her home, today, but maybe that was about to change. There was a familiar scent on the breeze, and she turned her russet and cream head to look in the direction it came from. 'Hm, the silent one approaches.' She thinks to herself, giving a grin should he spot her. Until he did, she would remain quiet. Only watching him, waiting for him to root her out and strike up some kind of conversation. Maybe she culd convince him to go exploring with her!

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Ah, so there she was. Torin was mildly surprised to actually find Jaidah within the packlands he had been prepared to track her scent over the border but was much happier to not have to do so. His tail gave a single wag and his lips twitched up ever so slightly at the corner in a return of her grin though his normally passive expression remained mostly in place. "Jaidah" He rumbled, a single simple statement that was meant to suffice as his greeting.

He pulled up before her, and took a moment to observe his sister, already he was finding she was shorter than he was. When had that happened? Had he spent so little time with her he hadn't notice? Shaking those less than helpful thoughts from his head he spoke again. His tone was blunt but not unfriendly. "What were you're plans for today?" As much as he could think of a million things he could be doing to help he really wanted his sibling's support for this... might as well join his sister then if she would have him.

Original Coding by Shelby