Moonspear and i know it's my fault

terance snorted again, not as obnoxiously this time. "yeah, whatever you decide, hydra," he replied, smiling a bit, "just, let me know how that works out." as far as he was concerned, it wasn't supposed to just hit you like a boulder. it was supposed to happen over time, like if someone just slowly let a boulder smash you into the ground. terance didn't quite understand it, but he understood the appeal. he liked what his parents had, and one day would want it. maybe hydra didn't ever want to be in love-- he wouldn't hold that against her. every wolf was different.

"hey... you wanna take a break? i'm still not really back to my old self yet," he said, beginning to slide down onto his elbows. he'd sat down not too long ago, but his legs still felt sort of sore, and a nice nap sounded really swell right about now. maybe hydra would leave, but terance was really feeling this grassy patch right about now.