cover you when the sky comes crashing in
Wild few weeks minimized the amount of work over the last moments of Leafchange. Coping with alterations in leading, and knowing he’d have to manage delegation far greater than he’d been doing, trying to navigate through advice thrown to Stormbreakers quite willing to take over the Family’s reign, healing those infected…it’d been a wonder any of them had breathed at all. Hence why he was out here, slightly delayed but still adhering to the work necessary to ensure Halo was fine and settled for the upcoming season. “Busy,” he snorted, as if that answer would never alter. “I will be happy to have some time to breathe. Eventually,” he shrugged, figuring at some point there would be less dramatics. Like a day or two.
He hadn’t noticed the companion nestled around Sah’s feet though – perhaps because he was so used to seeing so many around the Wild Thunder – that he couldn’t help but laugh as the pup came into view. “Another one? Congratulations.” He hadn’t known anyone to have three, and he could only imagine how much the bond buzzed through the other hybrid’s mind at any given hour. “Where did you pick this one up?” And as he walked, dragging the sled along, he snagged at treats from his pocket, offering them to the small wolf.
He hadn’t noticed the companion nestled around Sah’s feet though – perhaps because he was so used to seeing so many around the Wild Thunder – that he couldn’t help but laugh as the pup came into view. “Another one? Congratulations.” He hadn’t known anyone to have three, and he could only imagine how much the bond buzzed through the other hybrid’s mind at any given hour. “Where did you pick this one up?” And as he walked, dragging the sled along, he snagged at treats from his pocket, offering them to the small wolf.
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