Oddity didn't know what humans were, so those symbols on the walls surprised him. They were strange, but it was like knew what they were there for. Strange animals and those things that probably were humans. After all, his father had described them, but he never knew this was what they had been like. His eyes one silver the other blue, looked over the symbols with interest. He wanted to learn this, but he knew he couldn't. All they were, was drawings on the wall after all. Lifting up one of his paws he put it on the wall and dragged it down. The boy wanted to know and was sad because he couldn't, but all good things and bad things would pass after all. Oddity pulled his paw down and sighed turning his head down the cave. It wasn't as scary as the others, it was small and indented in. This was like the last stop in the north he could explore that wasn't claimed and Glaciem. After all, what better place to go. Oddity pulled his body forward to the end of the cave, exploring a bit before going to turn back. A bear could have made its home in here if it wanted to. Yet, it was fine, fine and probably a safe place to be if you could protect the place. Oddity had no interest in making his own territory though. He lived as a Glaciem member. Speech,

Narsha couldn?t say why she had been shadowing the midnight male, but she had often wondered at the life of the few males of her pack and upon seeing him slip away she had decided to follow him some. He had led her to a place she had yet to discover. The cave was a perfectly normal one, like any other she had seen but upon stepping inside she had been amazed by the myriad of drawings, images of creatures she did not recognize and even some that resembled things she did. The drawings reeked of man, or at least of their involvement. She had never seen those creatures, her family had stayed well away from them, even during their last days and Narsha had been born much too late, so all she had was her imagination. The earthy vixen hadn?t been paying attention to where she had been going entirely and had closed the gap between the male and herself, much more than she had wanted. There was no way he could not be aware of her now, if he hadn't noticed her already, she wasn't the stealthiest of wolves, and so she decided to try and gain control of the situation. With a laugh she took a bold step towards him. ?I don?t think touching them like that does anything? though who knows, there might be a hidden passage way around here.? She grinned, making it obvious that she was joking. Speech,

Oddity looked over, he wasn't afraid of females, specially not glaciem females. So weather he had noticed her or not, didn't matter to him. Though as she spoke, it became apparent she was interested in what he was doing. He flicked his tail back and forth. Secret passages? No, he wasn't sure if such a creature could make a thing, though they did look odd. His eyes raced over the walls. He would have found them if they existed. Oddity wasn't much of a joker, in fact most jokes he didn't get. He was all about survival after all. "Seems rather strange for a glaciem lady to be here, but thus is my duty to protect you, so what is it you want from me?" He asked in his monotone simplistic voice. The world was not full of what these wolves called fun, not to him anyway. He was a logical thinker, above a man, and with all this, he was a different wolf. After all having a disorder prevented him for feeling bad for others if he were to hurt them. He didn't mind killing or hurting others either. Although it slightly angered him that lots of females lost their place in the world since the males never took control of it. He stayed quiet about it though, after all it would risk his survival if he spoke his mind. As that, he wanted to survive. Speech,

Narsha looked him over again just as he was doing the same for her. There didn?t seem to be much to the male, his eyes were interesting enough and the scar drew her amber gaze but beyond that she couldn?t say that he stood out. At least not to her. But then most men had been ruined for her after a single glance at her king. It was obvious that her joke had flown right over him, but she let it go. "Seems rather strange for a glaciem lady to be here, but thus is my duty to protect you, so what is it you want from me?" She snorted, shaking her head. ?And why should it seem off for a lady of Glaciem such as myself to be here?? Her words came off more defensive than she had meant but she went on nonetheless. ?Isardis may keep a tight grip on certain aspects of our lives but he hardly keeps us cadged. What I?d rather know is what you?re doing here? Shouldn?t you be keeping an eye on our precious Duchess?? The vixen took a step towards him, and began circling around him, tail draping over him as she slid past. She was curious as to what he was doing here. ?Not that I?m one to judge, because as you pointed out I am here too.? She brushed past him to stand in front of him once more, settling upon her haunches and smirking. Speech,

Oddity became bored rather quickly, as he turned his head back to the drawing hardly listening to what the girl had to say for herself. Though it might have been a bit rude, as he sighed and gave a look at her. "I am not the only male in Glaciem, besides the king should keep a close eye on his favorite females when he can anyway. You are here so it is convenient for me to call out the obvious. I don't mean to be rude, were you just curious and followed me?" He asked and tilted his head. He didn't mean to be rude, but didn't care if he had offended her. In the end there was just no connection in his brain to have that sort of feeling in the first place. Oddity tilted his head and gave a smile, perhaps Isar was an exception, to that feeling. She could probably hear the clicking of his nails as he approached her. He gave a bow. "I am at your service my lady." So this was the gentleman part of him. He could guess from his time spent in Glaciem. He was a bit more less skeptic about the ladies. Possibly one day they could birth him a son. Maybe some would follow him, if his ambitions got any stronger or worse. He could easily lose his grip on reality if he wasn't careful. Speech,