the stars look like they’re not shining

His companions were definitely ones you didn't see on a beach and although they were near by, scouting to make sure no one was sneaking up on them, they were definitely a little suspicious this far from their natural habitat. Perhaps had he been smart and gotten at least one that flies, then maybe he too could have his fly off ahead and scout for them, but there was something about having other, lesser canine companions that made him feel a little more comfortable. Of course, they hardly got along, but they worked well together when he needed them too.

Sedna's comment made him laugh, but it really just brought up more thoughts of Deathbelle and what she thought of him. Did she even know he was back? If she had, she was definitely mad at him. If she didn't, well, he could only hope that she'd forgive his stupidity. He'd have a lot of making up to do if she gave him the chance, but he had a sinking feeling in his stomach that suggested she wouldn't. "Wife? Nah, I'm worried about this pack!" He laughed, taken aback then by her tail catching him on the chin. He was half tempted to bite at it, to grab it as a playful warning, but instead he just followed inline behind her.

"Do we know anything about this pack, anyway?" He asked, wondering if they would be able to bring back any good info for Sirius.