Lel was not happy! Not at all, he didn?t like change, it had brought nothing but bad upon him and his family and now? Well this was the biggest change of all. His mother had shunted him and his sister off to join some new group of wolves and had left the den behind. Lel did not comprehend much about emotions seeming devoid of many of them but he had been attached in some way to that den, it had seen him and his sister through the usurping of his mother?s throne, through the dissaperance of not one but three siblings and their silver caretaker. On top of that this new den it? wasn?t the same! All stone with no scent of trees and it seemed to be filled with other wolves. Lel did not like it at all! The white pup was sitting beyond the cave entrance, pouting. His black tipped tail curled neatly around his paws and violet gaze narrowed as he frowned out at the world. Speech Others Thought

Slowly but surely the scent of youth overtook him and he found himself traveling towards it. Had this been anything younger or anything accompanied he would have steered clear--for hell hath no fury like a mother disturbed with her new brood. Nose wrinkled in distaste and he sought out the white child. Massive paws carried him until he had turned into several rows of caves and it was no easy feat. to find the young male. He had, usurped the Amenti ines, and that alone requited that he belonged to the mountain man--and though he would be claimed without doubt; Syrinx hoped that he would come to be loyal to him and to be a militant of unnamed caliber. Ah see, he had high hopes for all of those that chose the correct path. Lips curved into a genuinely gruesome smile and his nails tapped louder against the stone as he rounded a new corner and his eyes adjusted to the darkness, "You've trespassed boy...I hope you're aware of the dangers in this. Welcome to Amenti, my boy,"