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he's everything inside of you that you wish you could be
Thankfully, he agreed. Rain and sun had to be harmonious with one another; too many days of either was destructive and detrimental to Nature's equilibrium. He hadn't really experienced the rains that seemed to have, by her words, plagued the area, but he could agree that having them disappear for a bit was a refreshing change. It wasn't entirely what he'd agreed to, and his words had also included the lethargic night, but he didn't feel the need to clarify. Words were very unnecessary at the moment, and it would only last a short amount of time. He would let it stretch on as long as possible.
He tipped his head back to stare up at the stars above, wondering if his parents were there somewhere. He didn't entirely know what to believe; his parents would become Spirit Guides themselves, likely taking the form of the animal they most represented, to help some younger member of the tribe, or they would advance to the Realm where the Spirits went and would watch over the tribe from there, joined by the other passed members. It wasn't clear what happened when somebody died. His parents had died righteously, but he couldn't commend them on it, because they had not died peacefully. Their land had been torn apart by war.
It had been the worst time in the world to be an empath like Dohi was.
Do you live in this area? He knew that Ayegali was hoping to speak with the lycanthrope leaders around, and also he knew that Itsihnalv was not a fan of living in a place that already contained so many Luperci. Dohi wanted whatever worked out to the least troublesome outcome, hopefully reducing all stress and most inconvenience. He could agree with his younger brother that living in the vicinity of so many Luperci could end the same way it had the last time they'd been surrounded by other werewolves, but at the same time, he accepted that there was almost nowhere on their Earth where the Luperci didn't congregate. Ayegali was their chief; she would make a wise decision. His sister would not lead them wrong.
And he, in his exploration, would do his best to come across those who could help her reach the best decision possible through him.