Clarity

*Sota*

The unexpected company on both accounts was clearly well-appreciated, his tail maintaining a steady wag as they began to speak. "Indeed you can," he agreed readily, wondering if she knew just how true to heart that sentiment was. The Songa were wolves of action, sure, but he'd been taught from a young age to lie in wait and observe before reacting. The treetops they tended to climb gave them an advantage in that front, but now that he was accustomed to walking on the ground more often than not he had to be more conscientious of his staring.

"Born here? Wow," he expressed, his awe genuine. What a childhood it must have been, splashing around at the base of the falls. He could imagine his younger self perching at the top, his peers no doubt finding the safest way to dive straight down the falls - if such a thing was possible. Though the water looked gentle the fall looked quite dangerous and he could easily imagine a spill turning into a fatal accident. He fought back a shiver. "I don't blame you for coming back. It really is lovely."

He joined her as she reclined to a more comfortable position, sinking down onto his belly near the much larger female. "It's nice to meet you, Memento Mori." What a name! It was certainly not anything like what he was used to wolves being called, and he decided he quite liked it. "The Hallows? I'm part of that pack myself. I might be biased, but I quite like it there. I've never felt more at home anywhere, if I'm being honest." He wasn't at all opposed to his newest acquaintance ending up part of his pack; the more the merrier, especially with someone who seemed as kind-hearted as Memento Mori.

Of course he hadn't forgotten about his other new friend, who was still watching them both intently with wide eyes. Sota returned his attention to the lemur for a moment. "What's your name, little one?" It was no surprise that the lemur didn't respond, instead cocking his head to the side and daring to creep a tiny bit closer on his branch. "I think I'll call you Kaito. What do you say?" The creature let out a pleased little hum that Sota could only interpret as agreement and Sota flashed a grin his way.

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