I feel so untouched

He was growing a little impatient. As they talked among themselves, he looked up to the night sky, noting the constellations and the other stars that burned brightly overheard. The breeze gently caressed the leaves on the trees that surrounded him, the rush of the water a dull sound in the background as his focus shifted to the trees nearest to him. A few steps toward them, and he peered into their shadows when he thought he heard movement. Narrowing his glacial gaze, he didn't immediately see anything at first. But then startled when an owl came flying out in silence, making its way across the river to land within the confines of another tree. Well, it didn't seem like he'd be around here. Though perhaps they could take shelter within the safety of the trees tonight, assuming they agreed. But it also seemed they wouldn't have to vote on that anyway.

It seemed his words were met with equal parts from the sibling crew, but in the end, rest would appear to elude them for the night. Perhaps even for the next couple of days. He glanced at Zeph who questioned him, to which Kronos slightly rolled his eyes as he looked away. "Obviously we'd find a spot more suitable or take turns keeping watch," Tsk tsk, he figured his brother would know him better than to suggest something that would put them all in blind danger. But before anything else, a sudden rise of a certain scent in the air would betray the presence of the one they had come looking for. "Well well, I stand corrected for once." He murmured to himself as Erebos approached them. At last! Their search was over, thank the Gods! His paws ached and his belly rumbled with hunger, but even so, he would not be the one to complain. If rest needed to wait, then he would oblige. No doubt he'd sleep for a day or so now that this goose chase was over with. Rising to his feet, he nodded to Erebos and followed him to wherever it was they were to call home, however temporary it might be.

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