It was just like ripping out the quills of a porcupine, the quicker it was over and done with the better.
By this point, Savion decided that it was about time to ask the locals a question or two. The few he had run into weren't always pleased to see him, so he never really got the chance to ask. And for those who did, well he was a bit to busy to think of such things. Now that the season was well and truly in the past he couldn't use it as an excuse.
The hunt was on, Savion was gonna find himself some Selwyns.
Heading north, Savion kept to himself, scavenging when he had the chance and grabbing handfuls of sleep whenever he found somewhere that was somewhat comfortable. This was just like the life he used to lead, he'd been a younger man back then. Blinded by youth and so he'd played the game just like everyone else. He wore his clan name like it was a badge of pride, something that garnered respect whether he'd earned it or not. And oh yeah, it was funny to watch wanna-be tough boys change in an instance when he told them just who he was.Then,of course- being high on power-he asked them if they really wanted to incur the fury of the wolves upon high? As though they were angels that would come down from heaven and dispense justice with such terrifying force that the earth itself would tremble.
Such bullshit. The Selwyns were not angels, they bled just the same as everyone else. And he knew that the same applied to himself, as the bloodied paw he dipped in the shallow stream was proof of that.