The Floodlands chased it 'round to Tokyo

Quixote didn't mind Lucca as much as the rest of his siblings -- or maybe just distrusted him less, depending on how you looked at it --  by virtue of not being some crazed berserker when the pack moved and there was that fight and stuff.  Though he painted that litter with a pretty broad brush, maybe there were exceptions to the chaotic rule.  Tegan was weird but passable too, he guessed.  Maybe.  It wasn't like any of them had really gone out of their way to talk to him much, but neither had Quixote.

Maybe it was weird that Quixote was pretty much keeping to higher ground (all half an inch that was), it wasn't like he particularly felt the need to stay nice and sparkling clean and well-groomed.  Maybe water just wasn't entirely his thing.  There was enough of it back up at the pack lands.  It wasn't like he was daintily avoiding it either, just not getting super soggy.

Was Lucca more socially inept than him?  That'd be a trick, but all that stumbling over Quixote's name was a little goofy. Don't stress yourself out too much.  Just something I can recognize as me, yeah?  At least shortened versions of his name made more sense than Don.  Though snarky as always, he at least seemed kind of amused at it all.  What brought you out here?  After all, that was the whole reason he followed the yearling out here -- a simple question.