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That sounded like a reasonable suggestion.  Patrols were easy enough.  At least then part of it was something he didn't need to think too hard to navigate -- conversations could be more difficult, but maybe if he got the whole awkward situation out of the way he'd have a chance to sort out the rest.

The youth nodded.  [q]Yeah.  Okay.[q]  He got back to his feet and shook out his fur.  Akatosh didn't seem to be amazingly unfriendly or anything -- just not a social butterfly.  Then again, had Kavik met Talos?  Akatosh probably looked incredibly well-adjusted in comparison to her, but maybe he was just biased because sisters were totally crazy in general.  He just needed a little more practice actually talking to people, and he wasn't really the type to go out of his way to do so.  The expectant glance was then turned to Kavik, because the youth was an obedient creature used to following in his father's footsteps, assuming Kavik would be much the same.