You said you don't want me anymore

Exploring seemed to be something that he had taken a liking to. It was pretty interesting being able to explore all the lands that made up the north. Plus, last time he had gone out of exploring, he had run into a leopard, prince Vask Ivanov. He had never seen a leopard before and the prince had been pretty nice about him not knowing about his species, explaining their origins and even be-friending the young Knight. Perhaps he would run into another unknown species (to him at least) and maybe make some new acquaintances. Or perhaps it would be like the time before, when he had run into the young silver woman Silana, who didn't want to talk. There were so many possibilities when it came down to exploring and it was exciting to be able to go out to unknown lands, not knowing who or what he would run into. But that didn't mean he was going out without a care. He was still a warrior and he though he appeared relaxed, his guard was always up. Just because he hadn't run into any hostile rogues didn't mean that he wouldn't today. It was better to be safe than sorry.


Most of the lands surrounding Glaciem were similar in terrain, most of them covered in snow or ice, all with the similar chilly breeze. But this particular region was completely different to all the other ones he'd explore. This one was a beach, with dark obsidian sand. It had the customary bite to it that was common in the North, but it was practically devoid of ice or snow. That was certainly different. The grey-blue titan moved slowly across the dark beach, icy gaze scanning the shore, spotting an obsidian figure not to far down the beach, curled up amongst the sand. It would've almost blended in had it not been for its ringed tail. Taurig began moving towards the figure, dark nostrils testing the salty atmosphere. Among the salt he could detect the distinctive smell of wolf, and a female at that. There was no smell would that would peg her to a pack, so he was safe to assume that she was a rogue. But what was he doing out here all alone? As he got closer, he could see that she wasn't much younger than him, if not the same age. With slow movements the gargantuan brought himself to stand at a respectable distance, simply observing her. Was she approachable? He figured he would wait and see.


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