It was cold out here, Eraithus was having a hard time drying his fur since his dip in the water along the beach. Trying very carefully to avoid the territory nearby claimed by a pack he'd found himself swimming across the waters. At the moment he hated water, ever since he got caught up in the storm and dumped into this strange land he didn't know what to do with himself. Neracu and Hanmel too were here. He could smell them for a brief moment yesterday after he'd found something to eat but where they were he didn't know. Together or apart? Eraithus lashed his tail in frustration pacing on the beach as he raised his head and let out a soft groan what now!

Taking a moment, the male stood strong and decided to take in a deep breath. The cold air was no problem he would have to just continue to warmer weather and past this. Eraithus had no idea who he was either so this would be a challenge. Perhaps he could ask the locals but knowing packs he wanted to stay far away from those. He wasn't looking for any fights or a home right this minute. Sitting down he let the scent of the sea wash over him, sickening. He'd get over it for now he let the sun warm him up a bit despite the current chilly weather.

He hadn't been to a beach since...well...he couldn't rightly remember. Before his mom got sick maybe? The sand under his paws brought vague memories, but it was so long ago now that he just couldn't remember. Maybe it had been a dream, he couldn't tell anymore. He walked along the edge of the water as he listened to the lull of the ocean and the gulls overhead as they squawked and fought for whatever food they had. Iroh had been distant since Pyrhhic stepped down, so he hadn't really bothered to seek him out. For Zagan, he thought it was best to just let someone brood and stew things over on their own, but he also wasn't the best at showing anything emotional let alone what was on his mind. He was like a stone most times...mostly keeping to himself and observing everything else, often without a word. He knew he wasn't the most social type, if at all...but that didn't really bother him, either. He was perfectly fine like this. At least for now...

He spotted movement ahead of him, blue gaze squinting slightly as he tried to determine what it was. It didn't take long to figure out it was another wolf, one with some peculiar colors on him. Was that really blue on his fur? Or maybe something else...? He was slightly intrigued but did his best not to show it, and instead, continued his walk along the beach as he steadily got closer. He didn't say anything, and instead chose to act like he didn't even know the other guy was there but was aware just in case he was hostile.

Eraithus shook his fur again it's blue hue was really showing off now when he was slightly wet. It wasn't until he saw and scented another wolf walking along the beach that his interest showed. Standing - he could scent a pack on the other it meant they were privvy in this land no? He was desparate, having just arrived in Boreas meant the time he had to find his siblings was volatile since they could still be nearby. Information was also a valuable asset to him - who to stay away from who he could trust to talk to without gaining any attention to his life.

Cautiously he approached the damp male standing a distance away though to give the male some space. "Excuse me. Pardon me for interupting your walk but could you tell me where I am?" he had no idea what the name of these lands were. Eraithus certainly didn't look like he blonged of course. "My name is Eraithus, I recently washed up on this shore." he was lucky he hadn't drowned in the process.

The washed-up male was interesting to look at, but then again Zagan had never really seen anyone like him. That wasn't to say he would be intrigued enough to be nice, but he didn't know anything about the man yet. He was, however, one to judge first. But for now, he kept that judgment to himself for the time being. "Excuse me. Pardon me for interrupting your walk but could you tell me where I am?" Zagan's ears perked and he looked behind him just in case it wasn't him the male was speaking to. When he realized he was the only one here, he supposed he might as well answer. Turning back to the male, he learned his name was Eraithus...that he had just washed up on the shores here. What unfortunate luck...to be at the mercy of the sea and thrown into a place you didn't know...

"Boreas. You're in the south lands. Obsidian beach I think this place is called..." Why was he even being helpful? Or maybe it wasn't really that helpful. After all, he was just putting names to the places. "Zagan Abraxas." Perhaps he did it because his mom would have done it. While he knew he wasn't the nicest guy, he was curious after being among his own family for so long. Hadn't really gotten the chance to interact with outsiders much. "The blue in your fur. That's normal? Or did you paint yourself?"

The way this male carried himself. He was aloof, Eraithus wanted to be cautious of that. However he knew that most strangers were aloof to each other before they got to know each other. It was Eraithus own facade that got him going. The blue wolf would shift a bit he hoped his fur would dry soon. It was nothing less than an inconvienence to him because as soon as the sun set it meant he would have to try to find warmer weather somehow. Zagan Abraxas. An interesting name he would commit to his memory. Boreas and in the south. Finally he had a name to the place that he would be calling home and hopefully with his siblings if he could find them.

"It's natural yes. My mother was a reddish orange like my brother, I look more like our father who was black, blue and white." His sister was the only one who didn't achieve the strange colors that they had. Eraithus was a bit surprised he never really realized he looked odd. Well Zagan himself had an interesting coat color. "I'm looking for my brother and sister. Neracu and Hanmel." he stated. "They washed into Boreas with me, my brother is reddish orange like I said and my sister is a small black and white wolf." Eraithus wasn't sure if the stranger cared but it was worth a shot.