The cool water of the river felt nice on David's hands as he washed the dishes, the soap being swept away by the current. David smiled while he cleaned, there was always something nice about the simple things people take for granted. A smile spread across David's face as he listened to Aiden vent, he had forgotten what it was like to have an actual conversation with another living creature. David chuckled silently to himself, he finally finds a pack of werewolves that is willing to interact with him and they seemed to be falling apart at the seams. Shaking off the pessimistic thoughts David focused on the dishes again letting himself get lost in the simple task.<br/><br/>A piercing howl broke through the forest making David's hair stand on end, he spared a glance at Aiden before following her example and finishing up the dishes. About the same time he put the last of his dishes on the clean stack he heard another howl ring through the air this one seemed to be the all clear signal. David followed Aiden back to the camp keeping an eye on powder in case he collapsed. After putting the dishes away David took a seat in front of the fire leaning against a log letting his mind wander as he watched the dancing flames.<br/><br/>â€œYou know we have a history...â€<br/><br/>Hearing Aiden speak about the history of werewolves instantly grabbed David's attention. There seemed to be a great sorrow in Aiden's voice as she told her story, a feeling that echoed some of his own. David kept his eyes on Aiden after she had finished her story until he heard Seravi and Kakasha walking back into camp. He watched silently as they walked over to Thomas the tension clear in their movements. David listened to their report with some interest. Claws, fake ambushes seems like he had wandered in at either a really bad time or a really good time.<br/><br/>With all the excitement of the day David was starting to feel antsy, if he hadn't run into the pack by now he would have been ten miles away by now. Getting up David stretched his arms over his head and looked around at the assorted faces all wearing different tones of not happy.<br/><br/>"Does anyone mind if I go out for a run, sitting in one place for too long tends to make me fidgety." David smiled a toothy grin as he took off his jacket.