Think About Your Life

The hunt had been an long, arduous one and Corvus had to remember he no longer has youth on his side. It was a strange thought but he was well into adulthood now and very likely nearing the middle of his life. Not that he'd dwell on that for long, he just knew he wouldn't bounce back as quickly as Balthier would. He'd have to spend the rest of today resting and he didn't doubt that he'd be sore well into tomorrow. "I think rest will do it, but don't worry, I will if I need to." He didn't want the younger wolf to worry, and he flashed him a smile as they continued on. Corvus was a bit stubborn but not annoyingly so; if he needed help he'd get it, and he wouldn't be too proud to admit it.

As they got closer, Balthier invited him and Twig to have their prey. "Hey, thanks. And I'm no expert, but you seem pretty good. Keep at it and you just might be one of Abaven's finest hunters here soon." All it took was time and practice to excel. Balthier was clearly on the right path. "And thanks for your help." He was glad for a good meal, still finding himself worrying about Twig and her physical health. Once they neared the borders and dropped the prey off he figured this was far enough. He'd call Twig soon and they'd eat together. "I'll see you around," he gave the boy a thankful smile and a dip of his head before he went off on his own way.

-exit Corvus-