the devil and his sons

Trajan · (This post was last modified: December 31, 2015, 09:01 AM by Trajan.)

@Taggarik perhaps? He's looking to join the pack :)

He wasn't exactly angry that Sebastian failed to do what he promised to do which was to start a pack on Dragoncrest Cliffs. Sure, he was a bit annoyed for the charcoal tank to lead him on, and then to dump him when he decided he had enough of playing the role of Alpha, but Romulus was more amused than irritated. Seb could still gather members and lead alone if he truly wanted a pack, but he wanted love but love did not want him. In a way, it was a tragic love story and Romulus enjoyed every bit of watching it. Technically, Sebastian didn't 'dump' him, he'd offered for the Roman to follow them in search of a pack but Rom was no longer one of them and he, being independent to a fault, refused.

Winter's grasp upon Teekon Wilds was forcing him to find a band of wolves, or better even, a pack to stay with, at least until this cold season ended. Surviving winter alone was not impossible, but it was hard and while Romulus was pretty sure he would be able to survive it alone, he wasn't going to take any chances and the moment he found a pack that didn't look like it housed crazy psychopaths like Blackfeather Woods and they had enough space for one more member, he was going to join.

Romulus headed south once more, having found no packs on any of the lands that he wanted to settle in. He wouldn't mind starting a pack, but in the middle of winter with no wolves to be found, the odds were against him and right now, he would rather like to be alive than to be dead halfway through trying to gather members for a pack that was destined to never be formed. So he moved and moved, but still, he found nothing and slowly, he was losing hope.

Rom pawed the ground and lifted his head, nostrils flaring as he caught the scent of wolves which meant more than one wolf. It didn't seem to be a pack yet, but perhaps they were on the cusp of forming and would be glad to accept one more able body. He stood at the edges and observed, not sure what action he should take next.