breaking out

Raure was disappointed to hear that this wasn't normal, but somehow also felt relieved. Disappointed because this was new and strange not only to him, but adults as well. Relieved because well, at least he wasn't alone in this strange world wondering why everything was suddenly glowing blue, the nights were suddenly longer, and why the moon was always full. It wasn't like this before, but he was reassured somewhat knowing that this adult also didn't know what was going on. Raure began to walk towards the man, caring not that he was a stranger and only that he seemed friendly enough to maybe offer him some kind of help. He wouldn't verbally admit that this was a bad idea, but he certainly wouldn't turn down a helping paw to a pup, right?

"I don't know what's happening. It was never like this before, the nights weren't scary before." Raure frowned. He usually wasn't scared of things, usually took him head on with little to no fear, but this was new and he was alone. Maybe he should have made his siblings come along with him. Then he wouldn't have been alone until now. At least he wasn't alone now. Maybe this man would help him. "Can you help me?" He frowned still, looking up to Theron with the saddest eyes he could manage.