Greatwater Lake I sometimes have wondered, where you've gone

Luna had spent her time lonesome nowadays -- the decision on joining another pack still left up to pondering -- but something about being back in the Teekons made her wonder what the people she'd met before had been up to. Strangely enough, Taikon's scent trail was nowhere to be found, nor were the ever collective scents of the pack he'd call Ivory Rose. Had so much disappeared during the time of her absence? It almost felt unreal...

It was becoming fairly late -- not exactly dark yet, though the sky was beginning to amber. Luna held a freshly caught mourning dove between her jaws which was not much, but enough to satiate her appetite for the night -- she assumed. Deciding to take a seat by the lakeside, legs carried her lithe form towards the damp waterside and wasted no time lying down to get comfortable.

The emotional fog that's been clouding Lune's mind since her return; it was slowly starting to improve. To find any strength that will compel her to return was yet to happen, but for now it was the solitude of this evening that earned her attention...

She was too preoccupied with her prize to notice at first, but it wasn't long before the scent of a stranger began intermixing with her prize. The raven jumped a bit before turning to meet the sight of someone stark in contrast to the summer's foliage. "Hello there stranger~" the moon nymph cooed with a tail that flicked at the same beat of his own. Her voice lacked the usual chipper it had greeting others she had yet to know about, but was friendly nonetheless. Who would Luna be to turn away some extra company?

'The stars are beautiful tonight,' he says, and that much she agreed upon -- it's the reason she awaited the here afterall. "--and the sky's reflection against the lake makes it all the more enjoyable, don't you agree?" Lune added with a smile, bright gaze following the artic's path as he moved closer. Did she know this guy? Nope. Not that particularly knowing who she talked to at night mattered much unless they made quite the impression, yet it may be because she was feeling more jumpy than usual.

His next comment called for an inquisitive brow raise, followed by an equally curious smile that lit up he delicate features in quite amusement. "Ah, I can't say I've ever heard of a blue blanket before, but I wouldn't be opposed to you showing me if you stick around?"