Stone Circle instead of the cross, the Albatross, about my neck was hung

The longer he looked at her, the more his eyes told him of what her scent had hinted at. A gaunt, unhealthy appearance had replaced the proud stance of the wolf he'd once admired - and although he could not bring himself to think that she was no longer beautiful, he did concede that she'd certainly seen better days.

"I'm glad to see you, too," Day replied, tail wagging weakly. Had she eaten? She should eat again, if she had. And, "I am well," he admitted, but hesitated in elaborating, as she looked so sorrily un well. But when she further inquired, he found that there was some news that one just couldn't keep to themselves.

"Something did," he agreed with a tiny grin, looking back toward the den. "I'm a dad, now - I have a little girl and a little boy." His ears flickered in thought, and then he peered curiously at Krypton, wondering: "Would you like to meet them?"