What If I Can't Trust Myself

Vigilante Haskel · 02-24-2011, 01:59 PM

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It could be said that he was lucky to not have family in other packs to be worried about, particularly now that Lolita had completely left the area with two of her girls, though he certainly still had his worries. If Kambujiya would be found, then the King would be feeling less anxious about the welfare of his family, for he knew where they all were with the exception of his adopted son. The King did not know that the boy had gone off on his own shortly before the storm, but only that he was now missing and had not turned up yet, despite the dog mutt's efforts to look for him.

He had not recognized Alder immediately, as he had been a small and timid puppy when the King had met him. As nearly as he could tell, the boy was still very shy, but he had certainly grown a great deal. Vigilante should have recognized him earlier or at least realized who he was, but he had not. His meeting with the Dreamers' subleader had been very pleasant, and he had been very fond of her. "I visited there and met with your mother, once. You and your brothers were very young," he spoke, though he did not know if Alder would remember him or his visit.

"Are you liking it here, thus far?" he inquired, and though he had wanted to ask what had prompted him to leave his home with his mother and his brothers, the King held off on asking such a personal question. Alder still seemed quite nervous and Vigilante did not want to make him more so if he could help it, as he knew that the boy was trustworthy and did not need to be questioned as if he were a loner who had joined. Haven would surely know his brother, and the King trusted Haven.

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