07-16-2011, 06:34 AM
He didnt, at first, hear the approaching male. As he approached however and the tremors in Theo's body lessened, he could hear the shuffle of anothers paws on the mountains. He turned in time to see Giuseppe adjust his tie, before the Italian came closer. Teddy's natural instinct was to growl at him, but he couldnt. There was a bigger picture that he had to look at, a larger goal. So he kept his expression pleasent and waited for the male to come level with him. He was about to speak when the dark hybrid held out a white bag. Keen wolf senses could smell some kind of nut within the bag. White gloved hands reached out to take the bag as the Italian explained what it was for. For good wealth. An interesting wish for the two of them. It was rather ironic that Naniko would wish them fertility and luck, and the italian would wish them good wealth. Still he gave a soft nod towards the male.
"Thank you Giuseppe." He murmered for a moment, before he looked back at the man. "Do you miss home?" Came the question, unbidden from his lips. He hadnt thought before he'd spoke and the question had slipped out. But it wasnt anything fixable, so the male waited for an answer. If the question was reversed, his immediate answer would be that Anathema was his home. There was nowhere to go back to, so this was his permanent home. Sighing softly, the male looked towards the stars and the moon, memory flickering of another night spent looking up at the stars. He couldnt remember the females name, nor where she had gone or what she had looked like. But that was okay, because he couldnt be expected to remember every passing face.
"Thank you Giuseppe." He murmered for a moment, before he looked back at the man. "Do you miss home?" Came the question, unbidden from his lips. He hadnt thought before he'd spoke and the question had slipped out. But it wasnt anything fixable, so the male waited for an answer. If the question was reversed, his immediate answer would be that Anathema was his home. There was nowhere to go back to, so this was his permanent home. Sighing softly, the male looked towards the stars and the moon, memory flickering of another night spent looking up at the stars. He couldnt remember the females name, nor where she had gone or what she had looked like. But that was okay, because he couldnt be expected to remember every passing face.