There's an endless road to rediscover
04-23-2014, 12:55 PM
He was happy... Happier than he had been in such a long time. Valhalla had truly become his home and the wolves here were his family. If he was ever lonely he could find any one of their members to speak with and share in the company of. This place was truly an ideal pack, a paradise even in the physical realm. Arwel had found his place in this world again... And there were only two things missing within it. Both of them were faes... One bound to him by blood and the other a female he had known and missed. The second, he figured, was maybe nearing her third year of life around now... It seemed so long ago that he met her, saving her life and staying with her a short while. The girl had been a newborn when he came across her... But they never really shared a father - daughter type of connection. No... When he felt the stirrings of desire for her Arwel knew it was time to move on. He had left her with a pack... It had been for the better he believed. Still... There were times when he missed her terribly. The face of that femme had been appearing more in his dreams as of late... Making it hard for the sigma to sleep. Slowly his cerulean eyes would open, something stirring. His ears... Held a strange sound that lingered within. Something familiar... Distant... Yet... Arwel would get to his paws, still dragging himself from his sleep. That was when it hit him. The noise he heard in his dream... The thing that woke him... Was the howl of Meili. His sister. Arwel shot from the den, paws leading him towards the borders. Could... Could it truly be her? What had happened since he last saw her? Worry gnawed at him. He had to make sure Meili was okay. He would arrive to find Erani had already reached his sister and was speaking with. For now the male held back... even if he was dying to throw himself at her and hug her to pieces. He wasn't sure he'd be able to handle her leaving again... and hoped that this was the last time he would ever have to reunite with her. "Normal. Speech. Thought. You." |