They fall in line, One at a time, Ready to play
No time to lose, We've got to move, Steady your hand
Sirius tilted his head upwards at the soft cry of Marshall, the vulture had seen something in the desert, but did not yet class it as a threat. Taking heed the warning, the Titan continued forward without pausing to examine the dens or interests of the landscape. It took him only a moment to see the silhouette of another wolf, her bluish tinge glowing in the light of the moon above them. His own darker colors where more subtle, so long as she did not catch a glimpse of the whites that likely gave him away.
Fire your guns, It's time to run, Blow me away.
After the fall, We'll shake it off, Show me the way
He nodded his head to his companion, hinting in the gesture that he had this under control. That done, he would continue until he was a polite distance from the stranger, and would see that she was a female. Her height wasn’t as lesser as some he had encountered, but there was still a monumental difference between himself and this wolf. He caught on her the scent of desert life, and he wondered if she too had come to scavenge from this land - albeit more successfully than the clueless Titan.
Only the strongest will survive
Lead me to heaven, when we die
The neutral language of her body indicated no desire for violence, and the man took pains not to tower over her, so she would not see him as a danger in the night. Of his unusually elongated fangs, he could not diminish they protruded from between his lips, no matter what he did. “Enjoying the moonlight?” he asked, amused and polite both with the words.
I am a shadow on the wall
I'll be the one to save us all
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