It was not always common to see Anthem Destruction without his sister; he grew quickly distressed when alone, and often found his way back to her. Her scent was knowledge to him, knowledge that would not fade over time. He knew her scent trail like the back of his own paw -- perhaps even better. So it was with alarming speed for the awkward man, tongue lolling happily from the side of his jowls as he sought out his sister.
He was utterly oblivious to the fact that he was so near to a pack's territory, but figured this was where Song and her family lived. He wanted so badly to see her again! And to see her puppies. A content smile crossed his gentle features, and his yellow eyes brightened as the view of his Symphony entered his vision. And Song! And a child!
He let out a gentle bark, rushing forward as though he might pounce on his sisters, he was so thrilled to see them. So thrilled, in fact, that he was overwhelmed into silence. The only sound audible was his gentle panting as he approached, tail wagging behind him dramatically.
