Just keep swimming, just keep swimming

A good thing, Kar noticed, was that this male wasn't intimidated by his presence. This wasn't at all his intention, so that was good. The male sat down, curling his tail around his paw much in the manner of a cat. The large tree that they were under provided shade over the area, which was nice. The sun wasn't too hot yet but it still felt nice in the cool shade. The other male sat up, facing him respectfully. Kar dipped his head respectfully. He was a loner... a wolf who knew little of these lands. It was only right that he treated the natives with respect... especially should he accidently cross over some border or something.

"Rekaru Island huh?" The words he spoke were soft, and they tingled on his tongue. Rekaru... such a foreign word. But that wasn't the end of the words he would need to learn. Alcritis. The name of the land he had chosen to come to and stay within. "Thank you so much. It means a great deal that you would share this information with a stranger like me." Was he being overly polite? He never could really tell. "It is a pleasure to meet you, Yang... but as for why I am here... well...

I guess you could say I've been looking for a new home. My first one was destroyed by natural desaters and, once our Clan moved, we settled into a place that seemed... wrong. So I've been wandering in search of the right land since." He moved forward, taking a bit of the fresh kill before looking back to Yang. "My name is Kar. I doubt that my last name would have much meaning here, so I there is no need to tell you it." The wolf sat down and bent his head down again, tearing off a piece of flesh.

"Are all wolves here as kind as you, Yang? Most wolves in the land I grew up in wouldn't share a meal with a complete stranger."