Things were strange around Moladion. Of course rumors go around whenever Diveen is bothered with something. They are the largest pack and first to call out when something goes wrong. They have allies though, something that they are allowed to do and something this wolf’s black ears are so quick to pick up even when others do not. A perk he guessed from his condition, not that many could see right through him. It was strange that he was slowly trying to become a confidant of his alpha as well. Eden was… interesting to say the least but Haziel missed the days where he was the Alchemist of Asteraia. If it ever went under a different rule, one that wasn’t of Jaidah or the Unnamed Monster he would go there again. It was the best home for him, he enjoyed his time there and while Glorall was indeed a good second. Things still did not feel as right as they did back then. Now was time to see if there was anything better out there.

The rumors of a wolf plaguing Diveen was what drove Haziel out however. He looked the true part of a demon as he walked slowly through the forest, his large crimson and red form moving around the trees with purpose in every step. His ears constantly on the move his nose keeping a good track of any scents around him. There was someone nearby, if it was the fabled Zeus that was another thing. Haziel diverged from his current path, following the scent he believed to be one of Zeus. He had come to their borders once he had heard, but that was all and he could be anywhere and Eden had him go off a scent that was on another something that was quite easy for a blind wolf like him to manage. Fates had a way of blessing the dark wolf though and that was seeming to be that day too.

He stopped suddenly when he heard the paws on the pine needles and grass a fall wind blowing the scent stronger now towards him. He closed his eyes letting his ears twitch as he heard a rather large form walking in his direction. Haziel moved around the clearing to get an idea of what his space was like before pausing again letting his ears twitch and gain another idea of where the wolf was.

It didn’t sound like the wolf was trying to hide. Haziel’s tail gave a small flick his eyes opening only to still have the same darkness as they were closed. It was fine though it was normal and he didn’t need his eyes to be able to tell what was going on. He waited for the brute’s approach and Haziel stood still, head lowered slightly and simply listening, though really it looked like he was just observing his paws quietly in the small clearing he had ended up in. He would let this other come to him then go from there.