A lot had changed since he'd gone to the market in search of goodies. He'd gotten his goodies: a cute little mute slave, a horse, a rescued friend and a little pup to train up. On their way home his little mute had run off and he'd wasted a bunch of time looking for her, the little ungrateful bitch. Then the volcano had happened and mucked everything up further. Now, finally, he'd found Legion and he stood on the border with his head held high and a giddy smirk on his lips. He was excited to show off the goods.

"Alright, we're here," he said to the mismatched gaggle after howling for Chaos. "The big man in charge is Chaos. He's my brother and you'll respect him, alright? No mouthing off, only that good "yessir, nosir" shit because I can't promise he won't eat some of you of you're rude." He was mainly talking to the horse as far as being eaten went, but it didn't hurt for the pup to think there were consequences if she didn't act right.

Darya had done her best to stay as close to Jupiter as she could, of course that wasn't possible all the time, hardly even most of the time but she'd been good, as obedient as one could be. Whenever he'd left her somewhere she hadn't even dared try to move. It helped that of all the wolves to have bought her Jupiter had been someone she already knew, already trusted to an extent. So when they were on the move again she'd followed him without question. Not that she didn't have any, who wouldn't with a Horse added to the mix, but simply that she hadn't voiced them. Easy enough for the girl who coward even in the presence of pups an eighth of her size. When they finally stopped it was along the border to a pack Darya did not recognize, though that wasn't hard either. She listened carefully as Jupiter spoke, nodding her acquiesce, even if the warnings hadn't necessarily been meant for her. It wasn't as if she had the guts to say so much as a hello let alone back talk anyone anyways. So easy enough. "Говорить"

She had no reason not to fallow the pretty colored guy around. Just like she really had no reason to fight being captured. Since being captured and bought she was being fed and taken care of and she was no longer alone. Since her sister's disappearance it had been almost the brightest point in her life. Things had been interesting again and even entertaining again. So the now yearling fallowing him around willingly. She hadn't been the only one he bought that day, but it hadn't mattered much to her. When the reached the border, her eyes would brighten slightly as Jupiter howled. Her attention turned to Jupiter as he spoke up taking in his words. The 'big guy', was he bigger then the one girl Jupiter bought? She was curious, but kept her cool. She sat down and waited. She wanted to find out what this guy looked like. "Speech"

He followed quietly after the ragtag group of...wolves. He was aware he had every opportunity to run off and escape, but part of him was curious about the way a wolf lived and what this star clad boys intentions were. The stallion would not be pressed to do what he didn't want to do, stubbornness being a trait passed down into his line for generations of course. He moved lazily behind the others, stopping to nip the sparse, edible grasses they passed along the way. The eruption had done a great deal of damage, but at least this place seemed to be fine in a sense. He snorted softly as he looked over the others that Jupiter had brought, though they weren't very remarkable to him. When the group stopped and Jupiter spoke, Balian couldn't help but to roll his eyes and snort in annoyance. They were all the same more than likely...they were all big, dumb predators. Perhaps not so dumb since they spoke, too. But...he didn't fear them. He'd either live among them, or die fighting them. One way or the other, he would see how things played out. Besides, he doubted if it mattered whether or not he snarked back. They'd likely see him as a prey animal regardless, and he had no reason to believe otherwise. "Speech"

The sound of his nephew Jupiter's howl sent a major sense of relief rushing through Chaos, who hadn't known for sure if he'd been caught in pack lands when the volcano-induced wildfire had swept through. Knowing that his brother's son had made it through... that was big. Every missing wolf from Legion or his family, every death from that night weighed on him. But it was with a little lighter heart that he broke into a trot to follow his nephew's call.

The sight that greeted him made him blink in consternation. The gaggle of wolves - well, wolves and one horse, apparently! - that surrounded Jupiter was definitely an odd one, and he quirked a brow as he came to a stop in front of them, openly studying the group. "Jupiter!" he greeted. "I'm glad to see you're safe. What's with the circus?"

He flopped down on his ass and kicked out his hind legs as he waited for Chaos. It was perhaps a bit undignified considering he was surrounded by creatures he wanted to respect and fear him, but he didn't care. If they needed to be reminded about who was in charge he'd do it and it didn't matter one lick if they thought him dignified or a goofball.

Chaos arrived in a flash. The 'circus' question brought a smirk to Jupiter's lips. "I made bank at that viking market thing. This is Darya, Bernie and Balian," He nodded to each before allowing his smirk to fade as he forced himself to give the topic of the volcano the solemnity it deserved. "But uh, yeah, sorry about that. Was looking for a runaway slave when the volcano erupted. Was a bitch trying to get home after that and then it took forever to track ya down. Legion land looks a mess..." He was kind of afraid to ask so he hesitated before parting with the query, "Did everyone make it out alright?"