Silvertip Mountain daybreak

arktos isn't entirely convinced, especially when it's mention that there's no one at fjall's home but strangers. home is people. home is not a place, while there are no memories to back this up for arktos, this was one of those things that he just felt to be true in the marrow of his bones. for a man who followed logic over sentiment, that was profoundly sentiment of him.

fjall offers an opposing view that arktos cannot deny: if it was a sense, it was certainly one he didn't have ... and that didn't make it untrue.

i see, drawls the warbear on his next breath. you present a compelling opposition. he gives voice to his thoughts, finally; accepting. two things could be right at the same time, and all that. he falls silent, unsure of how to communicate that he was impressed.