It seemed as though no one had word of where Tesseract or Caligula had disappeared to. This cut Alana deeply, as they had been the two that had made her feel the most safe in these lands. To find them again would mean to find safety again. Yet, for now at least, she would have to make due without them.

This Gaia, though, Alana found to be quite endearing. Something about her sweet nature reminded Alana of the pup she had rescued once on the shores of Glorall. Noel had been his name, though she had not seen him since that day. A shame too, as he was kind. She hoped no harm had befallen him as it had her.

Alana tilted her grey head slightly as Gaia spoke of not having a home either. She could see herself traveling with this female. She had a fair point too, in saying that two wolves are indeed better than being alone.

Gently, Alana returned the other’s smile. “I think I should like to travel together.”

Eyes that had lost some of their wariness followed the female as she walked into the sunlight. Alana followed, a slight click of her paws against the stone of the cave the only sound she made.

Her smile broadened as the other bent in a play bow. Alana’s tail wagged behind her, higher now than it had been since she returned to these lands. Perhaps her return wouldn’t be so bad.

Alana
. female . thirteen years . 29 inches 75 pounds . no mate . no life . no home .
. mother of Grendal .