They had arrived, the silver male dipped his head to drink by the large flowing river, licking the droplets as he raised his head again and looked around. This place hadn't changed at all from the last time he had came here. The river was shaded by a grassy hill while some of the other hills were filled with dense woodland. He sighed and slumped down onto the grassy ground, gazing up at Paarthurnax, a smile on his face.

"This is so comfortable" he said, yawning as he did so. When she voiced her question, a faint smirk graced his lips. "What are we to call it?" He had already decided, having watched dusk settle on this territory. "Come sit down for a moment," he said with a smile.

"I have seen the sunset in this place and it is beautiful. I've decided to name it Noctisardor Bypass." he gazed at her, adoration evident in his eyes. "Its two words combined in my native language, it means night fire. What do you think, Paar?" he spoke her name softly, with love in his voice. He was finally able to show how much he cared about the crimson female.

"Hey!" he shouted as Paar's forelimbs draped over his own. Flashing a smirk at her, he twisted to his side and headbutted her gently, wiggling as he did so. "I like it," she said, "You unknowingly named it for me. My mother named me after a dragon from stories her own mother told her as a pup. Also 'cause I'm red hot and breathe fire, obviously." He laughed again, gazing at her with amusement in his eyes. "Ha, really? I can believe the red hot part but about the fire breathing part.... Besides I don't think I named it entirely after you. Am I not the night?" he joked playfully.

"You like this place?" he asked her, wanting to know if she was satisfied with what he had discovered. He didn't want her to be unhappy when she had just arrived in her soon-to-be home. But really, what was there to hate about this place, it was teeming with prey and it was beautiful. He would have to take her to sea the sunset one day.

"The night?" He smiled gently at her, surely she hadn't just noticed how entirely different the looked. He was covered in silvers, whites and blacks, his eyes a cold platinum silver while she, she was the total opposite. The light of his life. She smiled at him, affection visible in her expression. "I suppose you could be the night, moon of my life." He tilted his head and leaned over to kiss her on the cheek. "And you, you are the light of my life." he responded softly.

He made a sound, similar to a purr as she leaned over to nibble at the base of his ear. He was glad that she liked the territory so far, at least she wasn't going anywhere just yet. He nodded slowly as she spoke about herbs and medicine but he stiffened when she mentioned the den for the pack, the one that they had planned with Bazi when they were still Creek members. He noticed her swallow and moved to press his flank against her comfortingly.

"Good idea, do you want me to help you find the herbs?" he asked her, "We'll do our best about the den for the winter," he murmured softly but froze for a moment when she said her next sentence. "And I'll find my own spot for a whelping burrow nearer that time." He relaxed a moment later, touching his nose to her cheek. "Soon, my love." they weren't yet official mates but to the young outrider, that was enough for now.

"It's probably better that I seek them out on my own," she said gently, ah well he had his whole life ahead with her, this wouldn't be the last time he could spend time with her. "Alright, but you sure you'll be safe?" his tone half worried as he gazed at Paar. He was becoming extremely overprotective now, which was probably not a good thing for her. She would probably think he was annoying but that was him and nobody could change him.

When she laughed and asked him whether the idea of him being a father intimidated him, he felt himself heat up and muttered "A bit," he answered truthfully and kissed her on the forehead. Now he truly understood how love felt like, how he wished to be by her side every minute, every second of his life, to protect her and to love her. He wanted to be with her forever. "I love you," he murmured into her fur again.

He hoped that someday they could live together in peace in this place without troubles bothering them like how the Creek was operating now. Rivals with The Sunspire pack, kicking members out. He hoped that his pack would have a better future. His gaze wandered around as he looked at his soon-to-be home.

He laughed softly at the look she shot him, he supposed he was being overprotective so he simply sighed and settled down beside her, noticing her blushing at his words and ducking down, tucking herself against him. "You'll make a fine Alpha, and an even better father." He did not reply just yet, instead snuggled against her as his platinum gaze swung around the territory. A rabbit literally leaped by his nose slowly, he didn't bother catching it, mostly because he was too comfortable beside Paarthurnax but that was just another sign that he should settle here.

"You seem a lot more sure of myself than I am." he murmured quietly to the crimson beauty beside him and began lapping at her fur gently. She was truly a magnificent beauty and he was glad that she was his. "You will not leave me just yet will you Paar?" he asked her, wanting for her to say that she wouldn't leave him.

A gentle breeze relieved them of the burning heat of the sun, he resumed grooming his companion's pelt as he gazed around the gentle rolling green hills that surrounded them and the comfortable verdant green grass.

He supposed that it was his own fault he was nervous about raising the pups. It was just the last time he had raised them in his natal pack, they had gotten chased out, left to die and he knew that it wasn't going to happen again but that memory was etched into his head and he just couldn't get rid of it. He sighed inwardly, but brightened up as she flashed him a beautiful smile. "You can't get rid of me that easily," she said rising to her paws.

"But I can't wait to get started! Care to escort me on the grand tour?" He whined in protest at the lost of contact but he too rose to his paws and nosed Paar affectionately, adoration in his gaze. "Yep!" he said, a grin flashing across his silver face as he turned to look at the grassy hills in front. She would enjoy the tour.