Overdue

*Eniko* · 02-01-2017, 02:49 PM

Said all I want from you is to see you tomorrow and every tomorrow, maybe you’ll let me borrow your heart

It had been a little bit since he had seen Zuriel, and judging from the size she had been and her scent he had a feeling that she had already given birth. He was also curious about this pack she called home, the one that let her wander without some sort of care. The spotted wolf had been moving constantly anyways, it had been far too long since he had seen Phantom and he could only assume the worst. While he hadn't let himself grieve yet, he didn't want to. In his mind it was too soon, and without any answers to his many questions he didn't know if he was still alive or not. He could just be keeping whoever his brother sent off his trail, which is why he hadn't allowed himself to stay in one place for too long. He was careful to not go to the same place twice until his scent wore off. Once things were okay, then the shepherd would come back to him. It was all that Eniko had to cling on to, Phantom had been his best friend since he was a child. It wasn't time to say goodbye, not yet. So he kept repeating it like a mantra to himself; he would return when the coast was clear.

The stoic male slowed his pace as his breaths started to wheeze in his lungs, his chest growing tight. He hadn't noticed how fast he had been going, his mind on other things. Hopefully he hadn't lost the scent trail that he was following, one that smelled like the pack scent on his gray friend. His nostrils flared, telling him that he was actually pretty close to the borders. Making sure to keep a respectful distance away from the markers of this kingd- err pack, he squinted his golden eyes to see if he could spot anyone in the valley below him. He didn't want to call Zuriel to the borders, it wouldn't be kind to ask her to leave her children just to sate his curiosity. He wasn't quite ready to give up just yet though, the pang of loneliness was still dragging him down. He was so used to the presence of the dog that it was taking quite a long time to get used to being by himself. With a sigh, he settled himself on his haunches and kept an eye on the horizon to see if he could spot the woman. If not, he would just catch his breath and move on. It was too dangerous to linger for too long, he didn't want to push any attention on these innocent wolves.

And is it too much to ask for every Sunday while we at it throw in every other day to start

"SPEAK"

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