do i dare disturb the universe?

felled in the night by the ones you think you love; they will come for you ,

In answer to Sage's simple words, Oberon merely nodded, feeling it unnecessary to add anymore to that topic of the conversation. Humans seemed to be long gone; they had left no more traces on these lands and as he had no idea where they had gone, there was no point in obsessing over it. They were gone and it was highly unlikely that they would ever come back. This was the realm of the wolves now.

Sage. Oberon pricked his ears towards the other, nodding absently as he listened to the introduction. "What made you choose to settle around here?" Oberon queried idly, aware that this might come across as rude and simply not caring enough to not ask. He could not imagine living in such a bitterly cold environment, where falling asleep could easily mean one's death. These elements were not kind and he did not fancy being at war with the world around him when there were so many threats that came from wolves.

The sun was slipping downwards, creeping below the horizon, which Oberon took quick note of. He would likely have to continue on his way before too long - unlike Sage, he was actually pretty far from 'home.' As fluid as home was for Oberon, he definitely didn't plan on sticking around here for long if he could avoid it.