Thunder Dome And I sunned it with smiles

As he seemed to pause, the stranger came closer, and made a soft noise meant to beckon him. Kavos' expression perked again, ears flicking before deciding finally to close the space. Just before reaching him, however, the boy was hit with a wall of other scents that had sunken deep into the sterling male's fur— the tell-tale smell of a pack. Instinct dictated that he react to this, either by fleeing or submitting, as he knew he could not overwhelm more than one wolf on his own; something he had learned at his first trespass on Moonspear.

Kavos chose the latter. His ears fell against his crown as he ducked his head slightly and turned his long, powerful body sideways so that the other might have free range to explore him as he was is want.