Desolate was overjoyed to not be locked away on the island any longer. Theory had told them all it was safe to go home, and the little pup told himself he'd never be made to leave the serpent plains ever again. He'd hoped that returning home would help with his anger issues, but they seemed to flare up more and more as time went by. He didn't understand why he could be so happy one moment and enraged the next, but he'd tried his best to mitigate any damages by keeping far away from his siblings and pack whenever possible. 

Being by himself made the pup lonely, and his mother seemed to never be around. It was times like this that he wished he had a father to talk to. Maybe he'd know why he blew up randomly. As he sat and thought, a salamander slithered by his rock. The pup's ears perked and he crouched, stalking the lizard. He'd not had many hunting lessons, but the thing was small he knew he could catch it if he tried. He focused intently upon his prey, moving slowly and ignoring the goings-on around him.

The long legged Destruction boy made his way over familiar territory. This wasn’t the rapids, but it felt more like home than the island. He was far more than ready for the volcano’s temper tantrum to be over. He wanted the stars he wanted the moon and he wanted to see the sunshine again. Void felt the frustration building, but he mostly wanted to get back to normal.

He was quietly walking alone, a habit he picked up despite his huge paws. As he continued along blue and lavender gaze would fall on his brother. Desolate always seemed to experience emotions much more vibrantly than Void. The later was quiet and subdued, and wasn’t as affected by feelings. Not that he knew much about his sibling’s emotions.

Void was very observant though, and he didn’t miss the way Desolate’s positions changed. His ears went up and his focus was intense. The young Destruction watched his brother from a ways away, not wanting to interrupt a hunt.

Gloom wasn't sure how to feel about the change in scenery, she knew that it was a good sign. Theory had told them all it was safe and she trusted her cousin but she didn't like change, it made her anxiety spike. That was made all the worse by the fact that her mother was hardly around. She'd taken to shadowing whichever wolf, she trusted, she saw first that day. Sometimes it was Corvus, sometimes Theory but today it was Void. Her shadowing was mostly silent, the girl hardly raising her voice normally and not wanting to inconvenience the adults around her, she wasn't even sure if Theory or Corvus had noticed her the few times she'd done it but with Void the girl felt comfortable enough to approach him from time to time.  This time he was stopped, watching their brother stalking something. Gloom slunk over beside her brother and tried to push into his side. Already the boy was getting much bigger than she was and his height gave her an extra feeling of protection. Then he turned her gaze towards Desolate, standing in silence as she too started to watch his hunt.  Speech Think Action

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