He had survived... The storm... The loneliness... The abandonment... He had survived it all...

But where had that left him? In a cave buried deep within the stretches of the mountain with his buddy... A coyote skull that had no name yet, a simple object that brought him so much comfort in the confines of his dark home... He really needed to spruce this place up... It was starting to wear upon his mental health, the darkness, and he let out a sigh.

Glitch laid on his stomach, staring out of the mouth of his home, his skull buddy placed before him, staring back from empty holes into his own deeply purple optics. I should go... He spoke softly to the thing as he stared at the smooth, creamy, chiseled head. As if it spoke back Glitch sneered at the unnamed object and stuck his tongue out. Yeah yeah yeah... Okay okay okay... The virus murmured before rising to small paws and sneaking his way out of the darknerss and into the dusk of the day.

He wandered the unknown lands aimlessly, the only purpose and intent he had was to possibly try to branch out and meet some of his packmembers... He hadn't exactly done that yet and it probably wasn't for the best...

Blinking a few times as he emerged Glitch lowered his head and pressed forward, wandering aimlessly and following scents, some familiar and some not, just trying to find someone he could introduce himself to. Finding nothing he sighed again from onyx lips and twitched his russet lined audits to try and catch any sounds that might draw him in but really he didn't find anything...

Shoulders drooped as he let out a heavier sigh, continuing on... Thats when the winds shifted and brought the scents of two wolves to his nostrils. Perking himself up the boy felt himself start shaking from excitement, his entire body vibrating as he let out a little ruff and bounded forwards till he found something.

Soon he came into sight of a woman... She was smaller than himself and was wrapped in the softness of rosey colors with twinges of white on her outlines... But honestly he couldn't see any of the patterns along her body from the view of her behind...

Raising an eyebrow over a shining indigo child the boy cocked his head to the left as he stared upon her rump. Confusion settled over him as he debated how to approach this situation wwhen he noticed she was staring at something... But what? Following the way her head pointed he soon laid his eyes upon another wolf, high upon a mountain. The other was gazing out across the sky and Glitch fixed his expression to something more soft and contemplative, a wondering look as he wondered what the other was looking at.

He said nothing, stayed fixated in awe at the two before him, and blinked a few times trying to figure out if he should break the silence or just... Stay invisible...