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Backdated to the morning of April 19th, set directly after this thread.
It was early morning the day after Iliya met his brother, Mars. The first thing he did was tell Adrian all about it. At first, his guardian was pretty upset with him for wandering off and going to talk to a stranger, but the way Liya talked about him calmed him down quick. And once he knew the man was family, he was confident that Mars would have done nothing to harm the youngster. And he was very curious about him, so come morning, he allowed the gray puppy to lead him to Mars' house, where he met the stranger in the first place. He lived in the pack's town; a place he scarcely went to and a place he didn't want Liya wandering around alone in. For good reason, although he didn't know of all the horrible happenings that went down a while ago.
Iliya ran up the steps and to the door of the house and scratched on it before turning to his large guardian, tail wagging fiercely behind him. He went to the door and knocked on it loud enough to get Mars' attention before using a foot to scoot Liya back from the door. He was very hopeful about the meeting and had a good feeling about this man; hopefully he'd hit it off with him. If he didn't, Adrian wouldn't let his son hang around him and would have to keep a leash tied to him at all times to make sure he didn't wander off. But he was confident that this Mars fellow was a decent young man, especially since Iliya seemed to like him so much. Kids were a great judge of character, and he trusted Liya's instincts.