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Each step was met with a distinct tingling sensation. The sensation was hard to pin point. Physically it began within the center of his paws and moved it's way up his legs. Mentally it was a dash of nostalgia and a sprinkle of anxiety. Within his time away Miach was able to rid himself of the majority of his demons. The voices of depression and doubt. The undying urge to reconnect with a father who had little to no desire to do the same with him. Whatever Elias saw within his first born son was not love.. Miach merely had to accept such, he could not spend the rest of his days swelling on what may or may not have been. The male swallowed the thick of his worries and decided to come back to Boreas with a new outlook on the world. A neutral Wolf living as a completely blank slate. He wished to meet up with his siblings that weren't captivated by Elias and start his own life.

The first course of action would be to call upon his closest sibling, Kane. His brother had the right idea the entire time.. To escape the nightmare that is his father's way of life and build his own name. Even if Miach was the first born son it seemed Kane was much wiser in this regard. Guilt bubbled within the anxious male's chest as he thought over the sheer ignorance of his past actions. He shoved his beloved sibling to the side, but now it was time to rectify all of it. The crimson beast raised his head and parted his hefty jaws. A simple howl left his throat, emitting rather loudly into the air in order to reach as much distance as possible. The call was only meant for Kane but he knew the sound of his voice may attract others as well. A tiny inkling of fear flickered into his riddled cranium as the possibilities of others responding to his summons swept in. Though, he soon shook of the fear in order to have a clear mind for what may be the reuniting of two long lost brothers.

The Adravendi was located at the base of the waterfall peak. A mountain with a delightful waterfall spilling from it's summit. The water pooled at the bottom and ice formed at its shore. Perhaps in the evening hours the entire thing would freeze, but for now it flowed with ease. Snow fell upon the plain and peppered his deep red and black pelt in a gentle white. His eyelashes fluttered away snowflakes as his eyes narrowed. The sun was out and the snow reflected its shine with ease, making the land bright as ever. Miach lowered his rump to sit upon the snow, he had been walking for a while and there was no use waiting on all fours. Who knew if his brother would even show? His tail curled around cold feet and he silently observed the rushing water void of any obvious expression.

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