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Katherine was silent for a long moment as she redirected her gaze toward the treetops. A piece of her was sad knowing that’s how Fenrir felt about being human, but she could relate to a certain degree. “ Being human is hard for me too, ” she confessed as she gently squeezed his arm. “ Can I tell you something? ” She turned back to him a little hesitantly: “ I don’t think I’ve ever been fully satisfied with being just human, or just a witch. I think that’s partially why I welcomed this change, but I still feel like I’m constantly going back and forth with myself. Don’t get me wrong. This is my home. You’re my family now–you, Agnes, Albert, Phoebus. I just feel like I should be doing more, but can’t figure out what. Maybe that’s the human part talking, though. ”
Katherine absentmindedly hummed as she traced her fingers along part of the hammock. “ It’s definitely easier during the full moon, but… is there anything I can do now? ” She felt fidgety despite her best attempts to remain calm and collected like Fenrir was. She had the urge to chew on her thumbnails, but used great restraint not to. “ I feel like getting up and running or climbing a tree or doing anything that can distract me from this feeling, but it always ends up coming back. ”
For as much as Fenrir had felt separate from most of witches and wizards, there was something just genuinely nice and not something he experienced often. At least not in this level of sincerity. It was different than what he’d usually experience. Different from what he’d usually like, but it was nice every once in a while. With the right sort of person.
As Katherine asked if she could tell him something, Fenrir just nodded silently. He knew he needed to be open with the pack. Agnes had ragged on him enough about that. At least with Agnes and Katherine it was easier than with anyone else. He listened, nodding lightly, his eyebrows knitting in slight as she continued. “More how?” as he asked, he knew that she didn’t have the answer. She said that she couldn’t figure it out. “More out in the world?” He didn’t specify what part of it. People. Adventure. Just having space. He couldn’t choose for her.
“Running around or climbing trees does help. I run every day until I’m tired. Just to start off the day.” Fenrir had seemed to find that werewolves were the sort that were physical. It solved problems, but sometimes didn’t fix them. Fenrir shifted in slight, sighing and letting his head hang back for a moment. “I don’t know if the war helps or hurts it all.”











