Moonspear push pull

Despite his desire to spend every waking moment with Alastor, Aesop refrained from actually doing so. He had to give Alastor room to breath and time to adjust. He truly wanted what was best for his friend/crush, and that meant leaving him to settle in.

So Aesop wandered, checking the states of various caches and nosing through the underbrush in search of any last-minute plants he could pull. That his idle wandering had brought him so close to the Alphas' den was mere coincidence, but coincidence was a strange and lucky thing, for it had brought him right in the path of one of Moonspear's wayward daughters. They had grown since last he saw them, back when they had saw fit to attack him. Aesop drawled a lazy hey to catch the girl's attention, wondering if she would flee at the sight of him or make another valiant effort at slaying him.