day two after reuniting with his kind-of-not-really-mate & his cub, silas was calmer - much calmer, but still struggling with the concept of this new world they supposedly now lived in. he'd heard a lot of how to fit the travelers into their world, but only very little about how to get them back home. if they even planned to? this council everybody in new haven seemed to bow to reminded him a lot of the kings & queens in their lands. but he still had to meet the others. some of them, anyway. two, as he'd found out afterwards, worked together at the ...that.. the modern tailor.
dante had already been assigned a new workplace, while silas was given a week to get used to new haven before they'd bother him with that, which he was only partially okay with. he didn't like to sit idle. then again, he had sam. the little lioness had woken up in utter excitement, bouncing around the house, on their bed - with both him & dante still in it trying to sleep.
she was adjusting better than him... she was three fuckin' years old. maybe he was too old, maybe that was the issue. then again, she was two weeks ahead, so maybe he'd get used to ...all this. whatever it is. sam decided she wanted to go to the park, so they would. he got directions & thought that while at it, he could try to get a feel for his surroundings. he knew every inch of willowshire, every way in - every way out. if they were forced to stay, then he would know every inch of new haven. let sam drag him around town to see what the fuss was about.. sounded like a good idea.
new clothes.. were still ... new. but he didn't dislike them. the tailor had done quite well - together, sam & him looked like they'd never lived anywhere else before. the streets were definitely different, the houses were.. everything looked so different.
except for... one thing. one person. one face he thought he'd lost to magic when nobody had seen him - or knew him. first time he ever made a friend, mother nature decided to take that one from him. apparently not. down in a crouch, silas got his cub's attention, pointing at a very confused-looking fox in the middle of the road. "look, remember uncle linus? wanna go say hi?"
of course she did. little feet carried the little lion over & close enough to pounce.