Swiftcurrent Creek Gnaar Mok

He, too, sniffed around.  Akatosh didn't seem to be finding anything particularly alarming on this bit of wandering about but it was entirely possible he missed something.  Hopefully not.  He didn't want to be bad at stuff, after all.  Kavik then asked a question, so he looked up again then.

Akatosh blinked, then frowned thoughtfully.  He wasn't entirely sure of the answer, and because of that he was probably the wrong one to ask.  He was young, and didn't really have anything to compare it to.  The pack was the pack and that was about it.  Uh.  I dunno.  Quiet?  Seemed like it was just my family for a while kinda. Or at least that was just who stuck around.  It wasn't like he met many people -- Akatosh just wasn't that kind of kid.  He ran into a few other people but in the end, did they even matter if they were just gonna leave?  Even Mahler left, and he'd actually taken the time to try to teach him stuff.  He didn't think Kavik meant that he should totally go into how his sister was totally bonkers and he didn't understand the other drama.  It was just... Not his thing.