May The Road Rise To Meet You [Lyulf]

*Lyulf* · 04-25-2020, 12:22 PM

At Natha's words, he hummed softly. It was an idea, but his nose wrinkled as he thought of being around too many other wolves. "I find it hard to trust others, which is why I think I move around often," He said softly, unsure as to why it was so easy to speak of his feelings with this cat. Usually he was quite closed off, but he felt more like himself around her. It brought him a sense of peace, something that he was afraid to lose. He shuffled his weight across his paws, a small sigh blowing out of his parted jaws as he looked up at the burnt log that they rested in. "I like the idea of having a home again, but I'm not sure that I know what that is anymore..." After a moment of silence, he let out a halfhearted chuckle, shaking himself to look out at the tall standing trees outside. "Sorry, didn't mean to get all mushy on you. I've just really been enjoying this time with you, it seems," he said, leaning over to playfully bump his shoulder against her own, if she allowed it. He did find comfort in the fact that he knew where her home was now, having a feeling that he might linger nearby for some time. It would be strange to go out there on his own again, after seeing a lot of the Northern lands with her at his side. "I want to try to explore all the lands up here in the North, maybe I'll find what I'm looking for here," There was a note of hopefulness in his voice, really and truly hoping that he could find somewhere that he belonged. It might take some time, but he was willing to wait.

Green eyes looked up at the sky again, frowning as he saw that the sun was making it decent once again. The day was about to come to an end, making him let out another sigh. He knew that they needed to part ways soon, but he was reluctant to let go. His gaze found Natha, a small smile painting his face again. "Thank you for these past few days, I've really been enjoying it," It sounded like a goodbye, enough to pull his ears back against his head for a moment. Whoever said that parting was such sweet sorrow was correct, this was the most at ease he had felt since leaving his mountainous home. It wasn't the last time that he was going to see her, he hoped, but there was that fear in the back of his mind. After all, it had been quite some time since he had seen any of his family. He had to cling to that sliver of hope though, and that she would feel the same way.

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