Seaside Moors Keek

Much later, it would occur to Phox that he should have used the bird's insistence on following him to bring it back home. It likely would have followed him back to Fennec, where they may have been able to train it as Towhee had done with X. Instead, Phox thought nothing of it, watching as the stranger snapped up the black-headed gull and proceeded to hold onto its wing. In a different time, Phox probably would have pounced on the opportunity to talk with others outside his pack. He probably should have been doing that now, but all he could do was muster up a, Not particularly hungry.

Phox told himself that he should probably make small talk, but even that seems difficult. I'm not intruding, am I? he asked, wondering if perhaps this place was on its way to becoming somebody's home. He certainly didn't want to be the cause of a rift between the Firebirds and some other pack, and he'd quickly be on his way if these two wanted him gone. Judging by their body language, they were quite comfortable with one another.