Part of his mind was frantic with fear, while the other was numb with shock. The pups before him played in oblivion with a shin bone between them, gnawing as they teethed and were quite unaware of that which went on around them. They knew their Mother was not currently present, but they knew she would come back. She always came back. Right? She always came back. She would come back. It was something Sen had repeated to himself over and over- that she would return to him, return to them and all would be well again. When the pale boy had returned from his last hunt to not only discover Hush gone- but one of the pups as well, his entire world had shattered. About the den lay scents of those he did not know, and a dark rage had begun to brew deep within him. He had shoved it far down deep and away for the time being, but it still remained, seething, growing, boiling. He did not know who the stranger wolves were, but he would tear the throat out of any of them if he ever found himself near.
A sudden noise shook him out of his thoughts, his pale, handsome lips twitching back in a silent snarl at any intruder who dared to come within a mile of his den. Of their den. But the scent that wafted down to him had him instantly relaxing and perking up. Without a word, his lithe, slender fourm is dashing upward to bright sunlight- Coszcotl, the friend of Hush's and now his own was there, with a young fawn beside him. He had called out, Sen then realised, and he could not contain his joy. "Coza- what a relief to see your face." He used the nickname Hush did for him and in his rush did not particularly notice- but it was not something of utmost importance. She was. "She's gone and I don't know who took her. Their scent is still fresh- but as for their destination I haven't the slightest clue." At the end of his sentence, he could not help the whine that dripped past his lips. He was don't waiting for her to come home. He needed to find her- and he needed to find her now.
Gazing upon the other pale male with dark violet eyes brightened with hope, he dropped his ears back against his skull as he almost fell to begging the other. "Will you help me, Coza- please?" He did not want to leave the pups alone, but he knew he must. He had to find her and bring her home. It was the only way he wouldn't completely lose his mind.
how do you go back when everything
you have ever known is dead and gone |