the things you can't have

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Charon seemed excited and FitzDutiful was pleased. This was the first official tour of his land that he had given and it felt good for another wolf to appreciate it in the way that Charon was. It was obvious he was excited and his excitement infected FitzDutiful. It also became apparent, however, that FitzDutiful wasn't going to be learning anything about the Bay from the youngster. It was entirely possible he had just expected too much - it was easy to overestimate a young wolf. Yet the Bay wolf appeared quite knowledgeable, reminding FitzDutiful of himself with his philosophical statements that sounded so worldly and yet came from naivety sometimes.

For a while they sat, FitzDutiful patiently explaining the different plant life that they could see. He pointed out the various trails, the lands in the distance and explained what he knew of what they were and how long it took to arrive at said locations.

When time had run its course, FitzDutiful turned to Charon, "We'd better get you back down. You probably need to be getting home and share everything you've learnt. If you keep an eye out on the caves roof as we pass through then you'll see what I was saying about tree roots showing you which caves are safe to pass through." Rockslides were nothing to joke about.

Upon arriving at the border of Silvertip Mountain, not far away from where they had met, FitzDutiful asked another question of his visitor, "Do you think it would be okay for me to come visit at the Bay sometime and you can show me your home?". With his answer in tow he sat and watched the sun set below the horizon.