The cooling air felt nice through his fur with autumn here. It had been a full two seasons since he had been gone, and a lot had happened. Losing his memory, he hated to admit, had been the best thing that had ever happened to him. Now he was ready to start again, after remembering everything. His black tail would flick as he looked at the water moving in the rapids. Paws in the dirt as red eyes moved over towards the ludicael territory. Hajime was however not interested in a pack until the right moment. He had spent enough time in the one with his former mate to know how to handle things. He was much stronger than he had been, used to be. He was no longer the weak boy who dreamed of being a kind. He simply just wanted to live, and that was how he would keep it. The brown man perked his ears, the black one giving a bit of a sense of the surrounding area. Birds were singing, but it sounded like something recently shook the land. It confused him, deeply. But then again things did happen and he didn't want to know about it. Ever since his mother died, he figured it was better never to pry if it was needed. He walked along the rapids some before reaching a lower part where the land dunked into the rivers. He didn't feel like taking a swim in the middle of the day so he avoided slipping into the waters. Simply exploring it seemed to pass the time out of his boredom. Speech,

The quiet yearling made her way along, until the scent of another wolf hit her. A male, it seemed. She moved forwards quickly on white paws, hoping for her father. Or Faolan. Or someone. Someone from her old pack. Yet this scent was different. This scent.....didn't match any wolf's she smelt. But still, maybe a new wolf had joined. Maybe they could tell her about Loccian. Soon, the brown and white wolf stood in front of him, her bi colored eyes blazing for a moment. Then she calmed down from the run and wagged her tail. She hesitated, wondering to speak or just let him introduce himself to her first. She sat, head tilted. Finally, she spoke. Hi?

Hajime was nearly lost in thought, until suddenly there was a small creature in front of him. It surprised him that a young ling had made it out on their own like this, then again he survived just fine being a yearling for an entire year until he turned two. He smiled, lowering his head a bit towards her and trying to seem less threatening. "Hello, do you need something?" He asked politely. Maybe she was looking for someone, lost perhaps? He had a bit of a soft spot for the younger, so perhaps he could help. After all, he spent five months with three of his own pups. It had been hard to leave them, but nothing he couldn't overcome somehow. Speech,

Silveris wagged her tail at the wolf once she noticed that he wasn't aggressive. He wouldn't hurt her. I was looking for someone, but they aren't here. I'm Silveris. Silveris Latchme Mathias. She said, hoping to leave all her worries at that. But they spilled out, and the young wolf paused every few minutes. I was born far from here, and I made my way here as a young pup. My mother, the old leader of my pack, found me. I have four siblings, but none of them were hurt during this hurricane. Mother and I were, though. And so was the new leader. At this, she paused, her green and blue eyes wide as she looked up at him. Not too long ago, I left my pack so I could see the world. My mother said it was okay. So, I left. But......After she got hurt.....She seemed so.....So sick and so weak. Like she could barely even stand. She said, finishing her story. Her legs were placed neatly in front of her as she sat down, partially hiding the medium pink scar on her side. Talk like this

Hajime listened, intently and ever so carefully. To every word and it dug into his brain like a bunch of needles. Mathias....that was the name of the wolves from Seracia. He knew because his cousin Arian had been adopted by Maverick and Epiphron at a time. His red eyes widened, was she lost? It sounded like she had left on her own though, so that made it more difficult. Hajime frowned a bit and nodded his head. "I see." he said so that she knew he understood her. "Are you looking for your mother then?" he asked, wondering what she needed and how he could help. His tail wagged a little, not out of happiness, just a bit of worry tinted into it in hope for the little one. After all, it sucked to be on your own. Speech,