Ocean's Breath Plateau A Million Dancing Shards

He'd never had much finesse when it came to conversation, and the other fellow seemed to ease some more after a few beats, thus accepting Silas' attempt at getting to know him.. and all this else, too. As for himself, he tried to steady up his ears and maybe, if he could help it, not look so terribly uncomfortable. The more he heard, the more he could adjust. "Oh. Well, that's.. interesting. But I guess it kind of works, somehow? It's unique," he tried to soften his expression, attempting to jest a bit at how his name choice really wasn't all that weird. Clock had a certain.. feel to it, which he supposed, just may suit the male. He couldn't say for sure yet.

Again, he pulled his wary stare towards the ocean, although glanced up at the spot on the rock Clock had offered. He wasn't too keen on a rocky perch just yet, as evidenced by a nervous lick. Maybe in a minute.. or two, or ten.. "Yeah, it's.. so different. It's kind of my first time too. The sea's all overwhelming enough from level with it, up here it.. takes a little getting used to, but it is incredible.." he explained with a soft nod. He was warming up day by day but that was just such a wide, open horizon for him to take in. A relatively simple wolf who came from the glade and the forests, he was trying something new here, undoubtedly. "Are you here to be part of the dark female's pack?" he asked, trying not to rush too much to the sea topic while he got his nerves sorted.

Before he could ramble messily any further, Qilaq's arrival perked him up (and half startled him), curious, although guessing she'd followed him out on his restless roam. "Hey..!" he chuffed to her, familiarity having him far more relaxed than his awkwardly stiff greeting to poor Clock. "Qilaq, this is Clock," the dark Ostrega provided, hopefully bringing her up to speed with things—at least as far as he knew. He understood her wariness all too well, since he had only begun to move beyond his own. Clock had given him no obviously huge reasons to fret, really.