He would wander from the lands of Abaven, having taken up solitude as opposed to mingling with the pack. He hadn't been around anyone in a long time, having gotten used to the solitude. Translucent green eyes would spy birds nearby, long legs and wispy feathers blowing in the breeze that ruffled his fur. He wanted to get his mind off the things he had thought about. He had been abandoned by his pack, and so he left. He had been there as if he never existed, only his mother and brother and half-sister acknowledging his presence. He had tried to get close to his father, but it seemed the old man wanted nothing to do with it. So he had left, and cared not if Glaciem would get mad at him. Several others had left too it seemed, and he knew it was because of the neglect as well. His large lanky frame would wade through the shallows of the bay. He had decided to only go to the first smaller island, perhaps later on going to explore the larger ones. For now, he would walk towards the top of a flat rocky surface, the rock worn down into smooth tones by years of erosion from the water. It was cool underfoot, moss and kelp littered the grounds and causing it to be slippery, so he would watch his step as he picked his way across it. Crabs scuttled here and there, bubbles foaming from their mouths as they hissed at the dog that seemed to trespass upon their rocky shores. His was fully alert, for one always had to be in new places. "Speech"

ugh, short post >.< sowwy!

Not too far away, there was another presence from the first. Having been on the island for a few hours now and bored out of his mind, he had decided to check out the shores and see if there was anything of interest he could mess with to pass time before leaving this place. A couple yards down wind from the other male, Australis was crouched low in some vegetation, observing the stranger. What was he doing here? Did he know Aus was here or was he just trying to find something interesting too? Lips pulled back, dismissing the questions he didn't really even care about. Why should he care about the reason for the stranger being here, it wouldn't help Aus gain anything. " speech. thoughts. you"

The breeze ruffled his fur, Rin's eyes closing against it as he enjoyed the warmth in the air. His gaze would open then, ears tilting back as he heard a slight rustling in the thicket behind him. Was something there? Slowly his head would turn to stare behind him, but seeing nothing. "Hmmm..." A lop-sided frown would show itself on his face, the boy turning back to look ahead of him before he started to move. Paws carried him towards the sandy beach, fur prickling, feeling like something was there yet unseen. A shift in the winds, another sound would bring his suspicion around. He'd turn towards the trees, calm and collected though on guard. He didn't know who was there, just that it was someone "I know you're there, I can smell you." He called into the brush, head tilting slightly to the side to try and see through the foliage in which the stranger was hiding. "Speech"

tSilently Australis would continue to observe the unknown wolf before him, still crouched in the same spot and tail curled around his form to prevent it from smacking anything and giving away his position. Almost perfect, he was still unnoticed, just what he wanted. But then his ear would shoot to the side at a sudden, but soft rustling nearby. Without trying to move his body the boy's gaze would drift away from his target, narrowing to try and seek what had almost given away his position. A damn rabbit. He inwardly growled, annoyed. Quickly he'd turn his attention back on the stranger, just in time to see that he too had looked when at the rustling thicket. Did he spot Aus? No, making him smirk the slightest. The stranger was heading towards the sandy shore, and would soon be out of Australis's line of sight. He had to move. So carefully he would stir, slowly rising but still remaining crouched, snaking his way through the small game paths in the vegetation. A shift in the wind, he could feel it coming from the rear. 'Of course...'' He rolled his eyes with a scoff, tail lashing in irritation. At the same time the stranger had spoken, having caught the scent and calling out his unknown stalker. Presence now known, he couldn't really continue stalking the stranger. Should he just show himself and see how it goes from there? Maybe he would be able to get something out of the guy, and if not, then they could do something to pass time. Raising to his full height, and head held high, the boy would push through the vegetation and reveal himself. His demeanor was neutral, not calm and relaxed but also not aggressive or wary. Ears remained forward, ready to catch anything else the male had to say while his gaze trailed along he man's body to determine what kind of threat he would be at all. "If it weren't for the rabbit and wind, I'd still be back there." He'd state matter of fact. His voice was rough, distant but not entirely cold like it usually was. " speech. thoughts. you"