Silverlight Terrace I want to touch the other side

The soft crunching of grass told him he wasn't alone anymore, and he turned to see a stranger approaching. He looked like no wolf he had ever seen, but things like that didn't matter much to him. The other man seemed friendly enough in his posture and greeting that Kallik figured he wasn't in any kind of danger. Besides, he was larger and his lanky child form had started to build muscle on his travels; if he needed to protect himself, he certainly could. 

He dipped his head in response to the other wolf's greeting. Hey, he said, which was more of a greeting than he gave most. His body remained relaxed, and he looked back up to the sky, neither inviting the stranger to join him, nor giving any indication that he didn't want him there. If he wanted to stay and look at the stars with him, then Kallik wouldn't mind.