Look to the Future

The pack had disbanded. He'd been out on a hunt and when he returned the canyon had been beyond flooded and there were no traces of the wolves who'd been there. Everyone either fled, or got swallowed by the water that raged through the canyon dangerously crashing into it's walls and whisking anything it caught far away. For a time the large man had been a bit disappointed to see the pack erased so suddenly, though that faded quickly. The leadership had been his tie to the place, and when it disappeared with the rest of the pack he felt no need to hang about the lands for even a moment longer. His loyalty had returned to rest solely on his own self.

Still, he'd found him self drawn to the sister pack of the one that fell. At the very least he wished to ensure that the leader was made aware of the fall of Eclipse. If they already were, well, he'd simply be on his way unless he should find a good enough reason to tie himself to another pack. The meeting call caused him to raise his head a little higher as he slipped through the grass that was recovering from it's previously sun-browned state. It sounded open, and Czern had met the residents briefly before at the joint meeting. That was enough to push him to opt to see what this meeting was about. He'd either find a pack worth remaining in, or see that the news he carried was delivered and be on his way.

Once he arrived before the grey mottled man with the fresh kill at his paws, Czern eyed him impassively and sat heavily a short distance away. After a moment he would speak in a voice that cracked briefly from limited use, "Простите мое вторжение," he began in his thick accent before remembering to return to the common tongue. Clearing his throat briefly, he said, "I am not sure if this is a good time for this, but I felt the need to deliver news of Eclipse in case you had not heard before." He wasn't sure what to say after that almost hesitant start. Whether or not his attempt was necessary, Czern still intended to stay for the meeting if allowed and judge whether or not he was interested in this place. If it spoke to him, he'd stay. If not, that wasn't a problem.