Horizon Ridge I Don't Want This Moment to Ever End

Ahhh, sorry for the wait. x-x” Fade soon sounds good to me. c:

The boy nodded in response to when the other said he planned to reach the Bypass' borders. His excitement kept him from thinking rationally, as it would in a week's time. He would not think to factor in how long the travel would take for the older wolf, given the fact he'd never been there before. He was concerned over the possibility of his friend getting lost, that was true, but that didn't register in his mind immediately as being connected to how long it might take him to reach the pack's land. A week's time. That was what was in his mind now, and that was when he would expect to see his friend by. Neither of them currently knew just how much the journey would worry them both, nor could they know when they would truly see one another again. Surely, it would not be after only a single week.

Alastor gave a quick look to the surrounding area, looking at it more or less for the effect of consideration than anything else. The Greek already knew the answer he would give, probably before the question had even been asked, too, but he didn't want to risk frightening away a friend with a whole new level of eagerness. “I would love to,” he answered, bringing his light gaze back to his the cream wolf once. The look in them probably betrayed how excited he really was if one cared to look enough into them. “I am always looking to learn more about new areas.” It was true, but he also had ulterior motives. He, too, wanted to learn more about the man he'd befriended. He wished to know everything the other was willing to share, but did not expect everything to be shared right away. That would be impractical, and Alastor wasn't going to press and pry at things he might have no business knowing about.