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Not too long after he'd settled into observing the splice of earth that the sea had spit him back upon many months ago now, Tev heard the sound of approaching footfalls. His velveteen ears of platinum silver perked and silvery caribbean gaze fell upon where Caiaphas emerged from, recognized by no name but by her unique appearance, noted despite his monochromacy. For a moment (though not to be the first moment he'd felt as such) he sort of felt like an idiot for not calling, for having been stumbled upon just ...standing there. The truth was, he was still hesitant, weighing what was right for him and what was right for his family. He caused trouble for them, he was disobedient towards Charon, had gotten into a heated row with his own twin. Obviously being around them wasn't magically healing any wounds that had been torn open with his disappearance from their lives; if anything most days Tev couldn't help but feel that he was only making them fester like a infection, and he was just ...tired. He felt older than his ten months. Like he'd lived ten lifetimes in the stead of only ten, relatively short months.

The Sound leader did not speak, and while her body language was not omitting anything hostile Tev took her warning in stride and lowered his body into proper submission, ears slicking back to rest at half mast atop his skull. “Hello,” The Loðbrok greeted her, averting his eyes to her paws. Curiosity might have lured him here but given his openness to embrace the Gods and Goddesses that his father worshiped gave him the consideration that perhaps it'd been more than curiosity to lead him back here. Perhaps it was written in his fate, or perhaps he was fated to try and fail. He couldn't be sure ….about any of it. If he left Moonspear, regardless of where he ended up, there was sure to be repercussions and yet ...his family was already mad at him, and as far as Charon was concerned he wasn't even a Loðbrok so did it even matter? The question was bitter in Tev's mind as he considered it.

“I'm sorry I didn't howl but uh, I wanted to drop by and see how the Sound was doing,” He inhaled deeply and let it out. “And... to see if maybe you'd consider me for a spot in your pack.” He was a knotted mess of all kinds of emotions, currently, wondering if he was digging his hole any deeper. Yet, his conversation with Wildfire had gotten him thinking that perhaps leaving was truly the best option for him, whether it was leaving for her pack or for another, or even, starting his own. Tev didn't think he'd came here for that but the words were out there and he had no intention of taking them back. As they claimed, you didn't get anywhere in life if you never took the risk.