Moonspear And, then, there was light

He smiled, glad she wanted to hang out a bit. He lead them to his den, laying down in front of the entrance, his head up and his front legs stretched out before him. I am really thankful for you- that you came looking for me. I think I would have died if you hadn’t, he said softly. While he knew now he had been heading in the direction of home, he never would have made in time before his body began to shut down.

His brain seemed to shut down a little, and he struggled with what to say next. They had already talked about his eyes, and her leg, and he just wasn’t sure what to say next. His eyes scanned the area around his densite, and he finally commented. The foliage has grown back nicely. With his injury, he hadn’t been able to really see the majority of it grow back in. Looking at it now, it was almost as if the locusts had never happened.