An impossible view

It was almost vindicating, the trails the stars painted in the sky seemed to point to him having been right about the stars moving through the sky... Though it seemed his parents were warry of them, even if he himself was more than a little proud that he'd worked it out before all this happened. Haüyne wondered where they went, and that night the young Destruction set out to see if he could follow the trails to a point of origin, a place beyond the horizon where the stars originated. The rest of his siblings had wandered beyond the former pack lands before and for the young man he felt it was now his time.

But there was a hitch in his plan. Haüyne's own damn curiosity. As he'd wandered he'd come across the lake and the gears in his mind starting to turn, with each paw step the ice seemed to light up slightly, in a way very similar to the strange floating blue lights he'd seen at night as of late. The young boy was so wrapped up in his own musing he failed to notice he'd wandered closer to another nighttime traveler on the ice, only spotting her when he lifted his gaze to see they were close enough that he hardly had to lift his voice to speak. He paused, watching her curiously.

Haüyne Destruction