Amon had picked up a familiar scent on the wind, one he was glad to find. Apollo had also made his presence known recently, and it would seem his arrival would bring the last of their litter mates as well. Amon was filled with an odd buoyancy as the knowledge that his closest blood kin had all joined him at last. It seemed almost too fortuitous to be true. He sent a quick prayer of acknowledgement and thanks to the Fallen God for putting Kas in his path. The man scouted the rim of the canyon, both eyes pressed keenly toward the horizon. The arid landscape surrounding the canyon's edge allowed the wind to blow any which way, making tracking a feat on some days. The scent of their family had to be choking the canyon by this point, having been stationed there since Pyralis' pregnancy. He knew it would be far easier for Kas to find him there than for him to seek her out, so he waited patiently, knowing it could not be long now. He pictured her dusky coat as he remembered it during their youth, but many seasons separated when they had seen each other last and he found himself wondering and how his sister might have changed in the passing time. "Talk" "You"  Think

At last, she was closing in. She'd met one of Pyralis' brood and she was both surprised and pleased. Surprised because she had never been able to imagine Pyra with kids, pleased because the Abraxas blood was growing and spreading into the lands. She'd done lots of exploring and wandering since her arrival, coming across many wolves and even detecting the presence of packs in the lands. It was interesting to say the least, but what those packs were like, she didn't know. She didn't really bother investigating closer, instead choosing to survey and watch from a far. She wasn't as large as Amon or most of her family, and getting into a fight wasn't exactly on her bucket list. The last thing she wanted to do was travel alone with injuries. It would have made it that much harder to locate her family.

On that thought, her maw twisted into a grin when the winds shifted and brought her an all too familiar scent. She hurried further into the canyon, noticing the air was growing thicker with the scents of her kin. Tail wagging, she scaled the trails until she spotted him, her eyes brightened with delight and a bounce came into her step as she carefully and eagerly made his way towards him. "Amon! Long time no see, how have you been dear brother? My it's been a while hasn't it?" She stopped before him, her grin remained. Boy, did she have a lot to tell him!