Porcupine Ridge Lost in the city of angels

Ever since his joining to the pack, Romulus had been deciding on what trades he wanted to go for and hadn't really decided yet. He was attracted to a lot, most notably mercenary, scout and hunter but he knew he couldn't possibly do all three; he had to excell in some places. Thinking, however much it benefited the young male, did not benefit the pack whatsoever and Romulus, desperate to show that he wasn't just an arrogant twit, wanted to do whatever he could to help. He had been hunting and patrolling, mostly staying in the packlands for the time being. The urge to wander was strong, but Rom suppressed it, wanting to concentrate on more important things.

It was tiring work though, especially for his mind and soon, the Roman found himself trotting away from the core of the pack towards...nowhere in particular; wherever the gods guided his paws he supposed. Rom walked with a slight sway of his tail and a proud posture but he knew better than to adopt the position of a higher rank and so despite his silent confidence, his posture was one of a low ranking subordinate. He supposed even champions of gods needed a rest, and wondered where his patron was leading him.

The wind soon blew over the scent of a familiar wolf; Romulus paused for a second, inhaling the sweet scent of cold winter air and soon realised which wolf it was. Quietly, Rom approached, inquisitive bi-colored eyes fixed, intrigued on the form of the higher ranking tawny wolf. He seemed to be unsure; nervous, though what it was that made him react that way was unknown to the yearling. Rom allowed a low whine of greeting to softly escape his maw, tail low and wagging slightly, amiably and his posture was one appropriate for a wolf of his rank.

Romulus cautiously approached and he made to lick Farstep's chin with his tongue submissively before his gaze turned to the hole in front of them that he'd just noticed. He took a step forward, curious, ears twitching slightly as he wondered what the Gamma wanted to do in first place.