The Wildwood walk around like a skeleton

I wanna make them think they're seeing something

He traveled north at a casual pace, not in a real rush. The wolf in the willows had been kind enough to tell him a bit about the place. He thought he would have been keen to keep up the adventurous pace and avoid the packs but he swiftly realized he was not cut out to be alone. It had nothing to do with his own issues but just the fact that the silence made him feel a bit crazy. He was used to all sorts of chatter and the occasional screaming of children. He had debated going home or even settling in the willows perhaps but the tawny female had said the woods this way were beautiful in the spring.

Maybe he would have believed her was it not for the rain and dreary clouds in the sky.

While the rain was a nice, warmer change from the snow it certainly didn't make him look very good. His fur a disheveled mess and just damp enough to almost look oily. He didn't have time to groom himself. The scent of others was strong and Jingyi realized that he must have found the place. It was quicker than he had expected but he didn't have a problem with that.

The pale male tipped his head back, letting out a small call for the wolves of this forest before he settled down onto his rear.

Garmir had been remaining close to Treyah for most of the day - not so close as to be intruding but in the general area where she was, often watching her from distance while relaxing himself. She had certainly changed in these past days, her mood swinging around to a point she sometimes felt entirely different person. Garmir was concerned, afraid that yet another wolf gone missing without word had finally got into Treyah. Despite all the recent hardship, she was still active and seemingly doing preparations for her coming litter. Garmir was happy that she had got the chance and wondered if his prayer by the hidden tree had been answered. Treyah's young would be the future of this pack and Garmir wanted to make sure they and their mother would be safe.

When the call came, the earthen male jumped up ready to go investigate, but he noticed that Treyah begin to thread towards the borders herself. While she was pregnant?! Garmir immidietly went after her without saying a word, the spring rain masking his steps from detection even though he made no attempt to hide his presence. As Treyah appeared and greeted the stranger, Garmir soon enough emerged himself from within the dark, charred trees, taking place on Treyah's left side but few paces behind her so that it would be clear she was of higher rank. He wasn't going to say a thing, but he would keep close eye on the stranger... closely.

Guardian demo 1/3(?)