Swiftcurrent Creek Vivec

They'd started to get more independent now that they had a pretty full vocabulary of words at their disposal -- not too independent in Akatosh's case, he only left to explore after one of his siblings wandered off first so he could blame them if anything happened.  He was a pretty obedient boy, but kids had their limits and there were kind of four of them so keeping track was probably pretty difficult.  Let's be real, it was normally Talos causing the problems, wasn't it?

A few of the other members of the pack had probably noticed his escapades.  Most of the time he'd watch them from a distance, hiding behind a tree or similar for a few minutes before sprinting off to who-knew-where.  Totally social of him, but he'd been afraid of getting in trouble for getting caught on his own but that fear was starting to recede.

Right now his nose was leading him towards something edible maybe?  It kinda smelled like it.  He wasn't exactly a good tracker at this age, but he was doing the equivalent of a kid following the smell of cookies to the kitchen.  Not that he knew it, but he was heading towards a cache, one that had been recently disturbed by someone burying something or digging it back up.  Akatosh's stomach growled a little -- he was a growing boy and food sounded good.