Oh, You let you feet run wild

Nolan is having a lot of fun with Kaino and the pretty lady went so far as to set up a fort for them, made out of furs, so that the pair can read and eat snacks in private. She has so many cool books that the young, impressionable boy doesn’t believe he could read them all in a single lifetime but he is still willing to give it a shot. The pair would spend hours reading together, enthusiastically relaying what had happened in their respective stories as time slips by the pup.

Minutes turn into days and Nolan doesn’t notice as the boy will happily drift off to sleep with his head splayed out on the current page of his book where he dreams of bad guys getting the upper hand and somehow stealing the day. Kaino slips away at times, promising to get more snacks and, if he honest, the happy pup barely notices her absence because the incredible books she has piled up around them, steal all of his attention.

The only time that the boy actually leaves their fur sided fort with its candle lit space, is when he needs to go potty and even then, Kaino keeps a semi-close eye on him. Nolan thinks that she is the probably the nicest wolf outside of his family and he is really glad that she had invited him here to read books. A full bladder pulls the boy’s attention from his story and, as he looks up to tell the kind lady that fact, he realizes… that she isn’t there. Casting his blue gaze around, he hesitantly calls out, “Kai?”

There is no answer so he stands, calling out one more time, this time just a little bit louder, “Kaino?” When no reply is forth coming, Nolan shrugs his shoulders and considers taking his book with him but decides that, since it will only be for a few minutes, it will be safe here. Quickly, he stands and pushes one of the furs aside, blinking rapidly as the sunlight blinds him momentarily and beelines it to the nearest bush.

After he is done relieving himself, a nearby rustling catches his attention and Nolan glances from the area, back to his fur covered fort. Kaino had mentioned that she had friends that lived her too and, since she is so nice, the boy doesn’t see any harm in meeting them too. The fog that seems to blanket this place shrouds his lanky form as he slips quietly toward the stranger.

Not wishing to frighten them, he softly calls out, “Hello?” If all the wolves are as nice as Kaino, then Nolan wants meet them!


"Nolan Ravenwood"