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His heart was beginning to pound with the effort it took his weakened mind to listen both to the young female's words and those of the world around him. Concern for all else was swiftly leaving him as he lead her along, desperation to reach their goal growing oddly stronger and stronger within his heart. He was mistaken if for a moment he thought that her words would pull him free from this trap of the mind, for they only served as fuel for his determination that while honorable, was swiftly spiraling into obsession.

Summer swallowed hard to calm himself, fully aware that these strange new emotions were completely due to the drug that ran through his veins. He knew of the dangers of continuing his self-medication, but he couldn't let go of all the good the plant had done for him. So, he tried to cope. And doing that meant replying in mind to the poor Plateau wolf's plight.

"I'm sorry to hear that," Summer replied steadily, outwardly showing not a thing in the world were wrong with him, "I know what that's like... to be left behind." He heaved a sigh as they broke free of the trees and entered into the wide clearing that was the Oasis. He slowed a bit, his hesitation due in part to the thoughtful look upon his face. "They do it because they have to," he said suddenly, "Though... I know it doesn't make it any easier." Summer turned eyes of bright sunlight to her sweet face, hoping that single look would express all of the jumbled emotions inside of him that he couldn't and wouldn't put into words.

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