Firestone Hot Springs please sign on the dotted line

she answered, with a surname too. it wasn't until now that he'd realized he'd left it out, and his ears flicked in surprise. "terance redleaf-disarrino," he tacked on with a good-hearted smile. he had been away from home for a while, but this was the first time he'd said his name without his parents name attached-- it held meaning to a good number of wolves, and terance always felt like something more with it on there. it was weird, he thought, that he'd suddenly just not added it.

"sveijarn, you said?" he repeated, slowly so he didn't butcher it. he kind of liked it. if it meant anything, he didn't know, but he liked the way it felt in his mouth. "maera is a pretty name," he then said with a wag of his tail, "i've never heard it before." not that that was a surprise, it was typically pretty weird around these parts to meet a wolf with the same name.