we didn't start the [FIRE IN ABAVEN]

He had been out scouting, tracking Buffalo in the Nook. The pack was due for a pack hunt and he was researching so he could approach Brandr with options. Big game hadn't been something he dealt with to much so it was also a time for him to observe and learn a bit about the heavy weighted creatures. He observed how they would fight and defend themselves against each other, watching for weak points and their strong parts. As the day wore on he could see the unsettling darkness in the sky back towards home. So he wrapped things up and began the journey home.

The trek back home made him more unsettled, the wind picking up and the consistent flashes of lightning in the distance made him on edge. He couldn't quite understand the feeling he had, he just felt like something bad was going to happen. Picking up his pace the boy began to gallop towards home, getting to the rapids just after the fire began to take off in the thicket. The calls from the others and the stench of burning plants was carried with the breeze. His immediate reaction was to head straight towards the alpha's. As he grew closer he would pass others moving away from the flames and to safety, spotting Shaye and Octave carrying his sister from the flames. He hadn't seen Twig though, one of the newer members that he had brought here. He was worried, not sure if she was healed fully yet and decided he should at least go in and make sure no on else needed help.

Charging in he moved quick, squinting his eyes and flattening his ears. He needed to be sure there was no one else trapped and being long legged as he was it would help him quickly cover ground. It was only by chance (or maybe some odd fate) that he had come across the spot where she was. He could see her white pelt through the flickering of the flames. Picking up his pace he would jump, lunging through the flames to get to her. He landed Close to her and went to her side, looking her over briefly for any harm, which he couldn't physically see her injuries. Then he looked behind her to the mound then looked to her. He could help get her up there even if she had a sprain. He motioned to the mound.

"Go, I'll boost you to get you up to the top," he stated as the heat of the closing flames began to get hot. They didn't have much time.