The world he entered was cold and dark. A starless sky greeted him as he came to from his life altering experience, light colored eyes opening up to take it all in before trying to get his legs to work. At first it seemed like a lost cause with the cold trying to grip on to him. But Tasik was not a quitter and believed that he would make it out of this one way or another. Patience was the key, and knowing that his faith would guide him through this trial yet again.

The grey and white wolf eventually got to his feet, taking in the surprisingly beautiful land before him. A beach with palm trees that were trying hard to hold on. The sand was pleasant beneath his toes as he squished about. The sea breeze made him feel at home, as if what ever force had taken him nearly gave him a present in another realm.

A chance to branch out and see things from a different perspective perhaps. Either way, Tasik would learn to make the most of this new life, each day at a time. But why was it so dark and cold out here? Where was the sun that once kissed the sky? The warmth that would grace one's skin? Perhaps there was someone, somewhere, who would know the answers.

After the flames had died down, Nemo had... wandered. She'd left the handsome Farzin back where she came from, leaving them to do whatever they were doing before she crashed the party. It left them time to ponder the world, explore as much as they could without dying of hypothermia. She was getting skinny already; the dry air and the storms made prey incredibly hard to find, let alone catch. She was surviving off pure grit and determination, eating whatever she could to keep going.

Their hunt for food had brought them to the ocean. Anemone always thought it was strange they kept coming back here, considering their name and upbringing. Ocean hunting was much easier than the long slog of land prey. If she was still, fish would come right up to her snout, allowing her to simply dart forward and hold on with all her might and she'd have a hearty meal for the day, at this point.

In her slow walk down to the waves, a pale lump appearing in her peripheral got her attention, bringing her to a stop. Pricking her ears, she tilted her head as the lump got up, revealing his form. Was this a newbie on this forsaken earth? Anemone was coming to realise how weird these lands were; wicked storms, weird dreams, weirder fires... the list would go on, she was sure. But, at least they were here to give this guy an introduction! And, maybe he could help her find something she could eat? Pretty please?

She released a soft woof, trying not to startle him as she set towards him, a friendly smile on her face.

Tasik kept on going down the coastline, eyes and nose seeking anything that might be lurking in the sand. A squishing sound soon came from beneath him, the sensation of something wiggling right beneath his paws. One large leap and pounce later, a decent sized crab was now in his jaws. One smack, two smacks. The crab was swung on to the ground to kill it outright. Lucky for him, it didn't take very long indeed.

But just when he was about to enjoy the small meal of his, a soft woof came in his direction. Off in the distance, a black form appeared, a kind smile on her face. As much as she seemed friendly however, more people equaled less food, not to mention less peace for himself.

What was he to do this time? Maybe if he just entertained her for a time, she would eventually go away. Tasik considered also chasing her off, but that was just too tiring right now. Instead, the pale wolf would just bare with it and do his best to hold the harmony he sought after so badly.

You a resident here? I take it that you might know what in heaven's name is going on in this place. Tasik was looking directly at her now, a questionable look in his eyes as he awaited her answer.