The darkness was thick and impenetrable, the fog rising to his chest as it stirred around his limbs, giving truth to the name of the Umbra Corpse. Who knew how long the pair had been traveling in this forest, lost amongst the darkness and mists. Though it was mid-day, it was as dark as if it were night and the winds were bitter, the snows yet still thick even in the cramped forestry. Perhaps they would never find them here. Perhaps @Hypatia, even if she did escape his clutches, would never find her way out.

The man did much to coax the child, whispering sweet nothings that everything would be alright and that for certain they would find themselves back home soon. He had no intention of leading her the right direction, not until he was certain he would gain his pound of flesh - or more. As much as he could carry and run away with, leaving the Magnolia Glen wolves with far less food supply then they had originally. Though it was but a few days, much ground had been covered and as they grew more tired of travel, they once more needed to find shelter in order to ward off the cold of winter. "Hypatia...!" He calls for her, certain she was not far behind. His ears were focused into her direction, listening to her footfalls, which was really the only sounds other then himself in the still of winter. "I think I've found something..." The silver and black patched male spoke, quickening his pace as he caught sight of a small hallow rested against a fallen log. It was perfect. His stubby tail waved, feigning a happiness he did not feel for anything or anyone savor his Master's word. The plan was figured, set and now he had been to execute.

His smile deepens with her reply of a bark, skipping quickly along to his side so that she too may investigate the scene. Ether he had proven a good liar after all or the child was quite gullible. Ether way, the plan he had made was working out perfectly and if only she obeyed him, soon enough she would be in the comforting embrace of her pack territory even if it did mean he was taking what little food supplies they had left with him in order to insure his own survival.

Awaiting her to enter, he then follows the youth inside. It was a snug fit yet enough room for the both of them to curl around one another and fit. "It will do until the storm passes. Then ill look for something to eat before we head back." He spoke, trying not to cringe as he situated himself around her. Within a few hours he would wake, batting his eyes and shifting himself in order to stretch at the opening of the little hollow for which they had come to rest. "I wont be long." It was all he said, really and hopefully she would get the hint that he was going to go out and find some food and that she should stay put. Though he had no intention of just leaving her here with free range to run off where she pleased. After all, his trek back to her pack lands would take some time despite his last statement. "I'm going to cover the opening, okay? I wouldn't want some predator trying to eat you while I'm gone. Winter brings out the worst in animals." He is left to await any objections before moving a large portion of wood and rock over the den's opening. He could only hope with her being much smaller, she would not have the strength get out and go anywhere without him knowing about it.

He was her keeper, her savior and the wolf that would lead them back to safety - back to home. Perhaps this could have been true had he not been objected, had her very farther not spat on his abilities and rejected him from joining the pack. They could have been friends. Now, Beelzebub was simply set on doing his best to make that wolf pay for what he had done and regret the decision for which he had made. Getting only silent agreement from the youth, he turned and make his swift way back to Magnolia Glen.