Tell the World

When the dark beast appeared in contrast to the blanket of white growing among the pines, he stopped dead in his tracks and observed with caution. He recognized her from the meeting and here and there around Ivalice, but her size was intimidating enough that he couldn't help but be wary when approaching her all alone. When she lowered his head and issued a greeting, the boy smiled softly and swayed his dusty tail in approval.

"Hello... uhm.." He could not recall her name, and suddenly his ears lowered in both embarrassment and apologetic respect. "Sorry, I seem to have forgotten your name. I remember you, though... a-and I would love to learn it again!" The last of his words were spoken with a bit more confidence, hoping that he'd remained polite enough to cover for his mistake.

The boy lowered his chubbier weight onto his haunches, not minding the snow beneath him. For a moment, he let out a content sigh as he felt relief now that he was back on pack lands. He wondered if he'd receive some sort of scolding from the dark woman in front of him though he kept optimistic that she didn't mind. He wasn't a weakling, after all! He could hunt now, he could take care of himself.