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Kerberos had no clue that Polaris had been on fire, aside from the smell of burning, he had missed that whole entire event and was probably a much happier dog for it. When he was a pup, he had tried to hunt the lizards that roamed Polaris-- small, zappy creatures that he figured tasted fairly good. He had never had the chance to eat one, however, because the water had snatched his prize from him and nearly froze his tail off.

Still, the hound was sure he could find them now, and since his magic was a lot more controlled now, he was sure he would be able to find and eat a plenty pawful of them... If he could catch them. Snorting, the mammoth three-headed hound of hell looked around, sniffing around the broken crags and cracks of the shattered landscape. Since the battle of Polaris, the terrain had changed wildly. He wondered, halfheartedly, if the Alpha, Arkrael, had been here and done all of this destruction. He wondered if one gembound could even do all of this-- probably not. There was scorch marks, too, ashes and blood burned into the stone.

It should have perhaps left him worried, but the now fully grown dog seemed too intent on his hunt to care. In fact, the only thing that could distract him from his hunt was the presence of another gembound. He caught the scent of something much bigger than a cave lizard-- a wolf. Not Arkrael, but he knew enough dogs to know when another dog was around.

"Hello?" The canine woofed softly, putting his tail to a gentle, playful wag. "Friend?" He hoped they wouldn't hide from him-- he was quite friendly, really, and he wasn't in the mood to fight or eat anyone for once. Nope. He just wanted a tasty, zappy lizard, for his best buddy Bones. "Hunt?" An open invitation, given to the stranger that he could smell but not see, as he lowered himself into a play bow, tail flailing behind him.

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A voice came creeping through the air, and his six wildly different ears twitched, a pair coning towards the wolf. It didn't take long for the huge creature to locate the smaller one-- and when he did, he paused. A creature of white, and of pink. Indeed, a wolf like the Alpha, but similar to himself... To Baratheon... Yet... Normal. Kerberos stood dumbly for a moment, unsure if he should approach or not.

"I am Kerberos," the three headed dog told the white wolf, taking a step sideways, wagging his tail, watching for signs that the fellow dog could see him. "Over here," he barked, "by the river." As an after thought, he added one singular warning, "be careful, the water will eat you." The near-threat over with, the massive pup began to pant and paw at the earth, holding his body in the most playful manner he could imagine, though such attempt probably would be fruitless.

"I'm looking for lizards, but--" He paused, briefly, shame coming through his inflections, "-- I'm bad at hunting." He hoped the wolf would be better than him, like Bones or Arkrael. Pretty much everyone was a better hunter than him, though, for one reason or another. "You wanna help me?"

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The dog did not move, only asking a single question from the three headed giant. Kerberos bowed his heads, observing how the ghostly white canine did not follow his eyes, just stared on ahead like Giggle sometimes did when she was busy with something else... Except this one wasn't doing anything else.

"I am Kuna tou Aidou, Guardian of Canis, Keeper of the Gate between Life and Death," he spoke calmly, stepping just a bit closer to get a good sniff of the wolf. "You have sparkles on your face," he commented lightly, "and... Can you not see me?" The question struck him as an odd thing to say, but one of his heads had managed to say it, so it hung in the air as a simple, innocent question.

"I have three heads, but I am just Kerberos, do not worry," he decided he should clarify, just in case for some reason the pale wolf was busy seeing other things somehow or seeing nothing at all actually.

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Kerberos nodded as the wolf confirmed his suspicions. It seemed to make sense that the canine before him was blind-- though many had made the same mistakes about him being more than one person, this one seemed to have an easier time grasping that three voices could be one gembound. It seemed, to him, like something a blind creature could accept more easily, though he could not place why.

The three headed beast lowered to the ground, reaching out his noses towards Ghost. He flopped on to his side, showing off his belly to the blind canine. "Yes," he woofed softly, tail thumping with a slapping sound on the ground. "I am but three," he agreed, "and one." He reached out a large paw to Ghost, gently touching the canine, trying to bring him closer.

"Come, you can feel for yourself. Sniff and feel, and you can see in your own way, right?" He suggested, going as still as he could so the wolf, if he so wanted, could prod around and make sense of just what Kerberos was.

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Kerberos laid quite still and didn't speak, his pale pink eyes closing as he relaxed, letting Ghost all over his body. He had nothing to fear from the blind canine, and it was nice to have someone so close to his proximal core. It took him back to when he was smaller and gembounds were less afraid of him. He exhaled softly as the wolf curled up against him and looked down at Ghost, gently pulling at his magic.

But for once, the heat that usually came so naturally to him failed and instead a grumble rumbled in his stomach and he huffed and gently prodded a nose towards Ghost. "Hungry?" He asked the canine, his snake tail slapping on the hard cavern floor. "Come on." He carefully shifted himself out from along side the wolf and rose to his full height, keeping his heads low to match Ghost's level.

"I know where the lizards are... They're usually by the river-- have you been to the river?" There was a hint of concern in his voice. The river was a dangerous place, and he fully intended to make sure that Ghost didn't accidentally fall in. The crystal waters had almost ended his life as a pup.

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