The way that the man effortlessly pushed down on the kick tail on his skateboard and sent it careening into his hands with a practiced motion made everything look positively simple in spite of the fact that it was remarkably difficult. Nevertheless, his constant repetition of this gesture made it simple to him.<br/><br/>Admittedly, he hated Los Angeles and felt far from home in this polluted urban wasteland. He lived most of his life in his family's ancestral home in Alaska. This place looked far different than what he was used to at the very least.<br/><br/>That being said, he didn't look too visually out of place in a modern environ. He had long, straight black hair that sort of moved with each of his motions, and deep green eyes that almost had a predatory look to him. He wore an unbuttoned plaid shirt over a black t-shirt with the image of a band printed on it. This drew down over a studded black belt that held up a pair of camouflage pants that themselves were draped over a pair of dark boots.<br/><br/>While he often tried to stand out with his appearance, he certainly wouldn't have looked like someone who didn't necessarily belong here as it were.<br/><br/>Sighing once more, he threw himself over a bench and rested on it. While it looked like he was waiting for the bus, he wasn't really. He was trying to find out what it was that he had smelled before that seemed unusual. His wolf's sense of smell was certainly much stronger than what most humans had.<br/><br/>Nevertheless, the strong odors in the air here made it almost unusable. Whenever he smelled something out of place, as a result, it took a little more investigation.<br/><br/>One thing was for sure, and that was that he had no plans to use the bus. After all, his skateboard could have gotten him to different places much faster than all the traffic around here.<br/><br/>No, he hadn't been waiting her for any human practical reason by any stretch of the imagination.<br/><br/>There were other forces at work here, he had figured. He was just here to find out what they were.