Northstar Vale A Quiet Place

The large male made his way through the valley with the full intent on finding a good place to rest since his last few encounters prevented him from doing so. The last encounter made him have a mental rant to himself while walking towards the valley that was protected by mountains. If you want to let strangers know that this is your claim, then claim it! I mean, Jesus Christ! It is not that hard to piss on a tree! Connor flared his nose as he continued to think about it, in fact, it was making him a bit light headed. The large man knew he needed to stop somewhere or he would just drop dead, to which he sinisterly thought that's what wolves wanted him to do at this point. 

Connor was so busy getting upset that he was unaware that he had wondered into Northstar Vale, a beautiful valley that was surrounded by mountains and had a few hidden key features to it. The noise of a running spring had caught his attention, his black-tipped ears shot up and began scanning like a sonar. His green orbs looked around to see where he had ended up and he felt foolish for not looking ahead. He groaned to himself as he could only predict that a storm of wolves was going to come out of the shadows and eat him alive, tear him from limb to limb. The muscular man couldn't help himself but make his way over to the spring, the water reflected the sunlight which was hard to not look at as the lilypads lazied around the perimeter of the spring minding their own business.

He sighed a heavy sigh with his chest inflating and deflating, he plopped down where he stood and his body weight made the flower petals on the ground take flight and weave around in the air before touching down in the spring. Connor's eyelids had fallen halfway, but he was still awake, his limbs felt dead and his ears flopped down to the sides of his head. Both of his hind paws were facing the same direction as his left leg peeped out from below his stomach, his large head made contact with the Earth and his tail looked like a sleeping snake. He could only hope that he would be allowed to rest for a little moment.