It was simple on this coming evening. He was simply to sit and look out upon the land of Taviora, to look out onto the distant scenery of Moladion with his glimmering opal blue eyes. Soon he was to fall, to wake into another world that can be so similar, yet so different from this world. A world vast and vivid that he enjoys with as much zeal as he does in this place called reality. It was a consistent thing, and a never ending thing. It is the life of a Dreamwalker, and a life he has taken up in the pack lands far away from his home of Diveen.

There wasn't anything particularly important to do at this moment. It was a simple day turning into a simple night. He would simply take in the surroundings of the winter world. His mind does flash back, to that winter night when his father took down a tree for laughing at him. He smirks, a slight single chuckle. He knew his father didn't believe him. At least, the trees here didn't laugh. The birds though...the birds never seemed to stop.

As he sits upon a higher hill, he finds a yawn crawling to his throat. He opens wide, snapping his jaws shut. How long had he been sitting here? Where had the time gone? He pondered for a moment, his star-touched head tilting slightly when the scenery he viewed changed. Movement, near the border. He narrowed his eyes, trying to focus in on what exactly was coming this way. It was russet, a bright contrast to the winter world. A fox perhaps? He tilted his head the other way, focusing in to see that the form could only be wolf, and one that is not alone.

The large wolf got to his paws, stretching out his inky black legs before he took a few strides forward. It hadn't really occurred to him quite yet who it was. It only took a minute at an eased pace before his mind processed it all.

It was Mithos. Mithos and Elara. From this distance, he could see something in Mithos' mouth, and he knew Meryl was involved some way, some how. Had his younger brother decided to follow Meryl's footsteps and become a healer? Well...he hardly knew. He wasn't around. His pace quickened to a steady jog, heading directly towards the duo that was his blood.

He was a wolf meant for the moment of twilight, his very own form an inverse of sorts. Black legs, charcoal frame with scatters of white speckles, and the hot sun of russet setting upon his spine. He was quite the stunning sight, made more down to earth with his lack of hair placement.

He slowed his pace as he came upon the hill, catch the sight of one of the pups who lived here. He gave a swift nod to the young one, having seen the pup before but not particularly interacting with her. As much as he was a part of the pack, he had taken to a bit of seclusion, usually spending time to himself...and not wanting to be embarrassed around anyone either. He gave a gaze at the pup with his bright blue eyes, flashes of yellow catching the last light of the sun, his stare unintentionally intense. He wasn't so aware of himself sometimes, but his intentions were good. He slowed to a halt, his head turning towards the confirmed siblings of his coming to...visit? Quite honestly, he had no idea what they were doing here. They hardly even knew him. It was more likely he remember more of them than they of he. He honestly wasn't quite sure how to act. He was still at first, staring at them with curious yet stern eyes. They probably shouldn't be here, and he is certain their parents would not be pleased. His star-touched brows narrowed. He was hardly the one to talk, but obviously they will not be going back tonight by themselves.

"Mithos, Elara. Do Mother and Father know you two left? You will have to stay here tonight," he said simply, sauntering over to Mithos to sniff at what was in his mouth. He was a beast now, Starfall. A creature much more massive. He was Azrael's size exactly now, and stood to gain a few more pounds over the winter. He lifted his large black paws, hovering it over Mithos' head and gently swiped at his ear.

"You got...big," he stated, blinked a few times before looking back at Elara. Were they really old enough to come out here? Had it really been that long since he went back home? He almost sighed, holding it back before looking to his siblings to figure out exactly what is going on.