Sunbeam Lair the calm on my face, does not match the inside.

Why Jolon was wandering was simple; he was searching for his love, his one and only light, his Ezi. She had went missing a few days back, and it scared Jolon greatly. She had disappeared before, again unannounced, and this time Asterr would not be so sweet as to let her in again. And what would he do without her? He would be alone, that would be for certain. He had no one, the exception being Asterr and Noctura, but that was more of family bond, a bond he had missed but wasn't looking for. Besides, it was different. He cared about them, for sure, but with Ezimette it was different. Too different to just let go. Where could she have gone? Eaten? Killed? Both? Ezimette... He whispered, his low voice stirring the wind around him that spread over the barren wasteland. No plant remained, and it was spring of all seasons. He sighed, perhaps he had to look at the borders.

And just as he reached the invisible line, a howl arose. It wasn't Ezimette, and it wasn't Asterr either, but it sounded female. It came from the border too, a thing that worried him. At this time, accepting members was hard, for there was little to no food, even with a fishing lake nearby. Fish wasn't enough, it would just keep him and his brothers and sisters going until the green grew back.

He paced to where the howl had come from, and soon stumbled upon a pale, young looking yet muscular female with the scent of a loner. Huh, how was he good at guessing? He was bigger than her, just slightly, but one would probably describe them as being the same height and build. His face was blank as he came into view, his tail raised and eyes glinting with curiosity and worry. She was so different from his little ember.

Good day. He spoke in his icy tone, one that he knew could send shivers down someone's spine. Jolon, Epsilon of Ryüjin. Please, state name and reason for being here. He continued, not showing any emotion whatsoever. And why would he? She was not bound to the mountains, he could tell, and therefore had only his ground respect.