Leo couldn't deny that he wasn't the most connected of wolves when it came to knowing what everyone in the pack was doing at all times. The members of Fiori came and went as they pleased for the most part, which he was fine with. He never wanted them to feel like they were chained to one place. As long as they were loyal and helpful to the pack at the end of the day it was all he could ask for. However, when one of his family goes missing for more than a day or two he definitely wouldn't let that go unnoticed. He trotted toward the border Fiori and Myriad shared, both worried and trying not to worry. He wasn't sure if Riv would know anything, but if he did Leo wanted to check in with him and if he didn't know then he had to let him know as well. He stopped at the edge of the willow woods and let out a howl to call for his nephew, letting it end in an echo before he settled on his haunches to wait. "Talk" "You" Think

The last few days had been... tiring. There was no other word that could be placed there. The male had gone back and forth, trying to make things right and then still keep the pack going. Rivaxorus didn't know anything more painful. He thought his childhood had sucked - well this took the cake. When he heard Leo's call his muscles stiffened, oh how he didn't want to explain to his uncle why he looked like crap. So Riv tried to smile and put up a front, tired eyes to be concealed as he started over towards Leo. "Leo, seems strange that you're the one calling me this time." he made a mild joke as he steadied his breathing. Taking a seat since he really didn't want to stand. "Did you need me?" Rivaxorus asked, hoping to the gods that it wasn't bad news. Though with his luck it probably was. "Talk" "You" Think