It was more typical for Larkspur to take his frustrations out on himself first. He chewed himself for a good day or two, he obsessed over patrolling and hunting small game, but nothing seemed to itch the
real scratch he had. So for a while he let the feeling twist and turn in him. This place -- at least the inhabitants -- were sickeningly familiar. The scarred leader reminded Larkspur of himself, which didn't exactly mean anything
good. So at the bottom, and just above little Alastor, the white man was out of place. He tried to push the feelings down, to remind himself of the plans for a more secure future. But Larkspur was anxious, he was a man of action. He could only chew the same spot on his thigh for so long before he did something about the real issue.
Today was going to be that day.
It was overcast, making the whole day dark and dreary. With the lack of sun, it was especially chilly, which only aided in Lark's frustrations. His fur stood on its ends as Lark paced the shore of the lake. He fought with himself, continuing to remind himself that Sahalie had said
soon. Soon they'd head south, soon he wouldn't be at the bottom of this stupid, awful pack.
It was a losing battle. Soon wasn't soon enough.
Larkspur called out for @
Mittani , a wolf whose name he didn't know. This was an unimportant detail to him, because it wasn't Mittani's name that he was after.
(This post was last modified: Feb 06, 2017, 03:46 AM by Larkspur.)