Profile Citizen-00188: Tenet

     Tenet awoke when the sunrise sun’s rays pierced the opening of the burrow and flooded his eyes with blinding light. The massive kirunhound shifted his aching body to check on his egg, and found it to still be intact and next to him. Relieved, he exited the burrow and glanced around to check there was no one nearby. He only saw the grass swaying softly in the morning breeze and a few birds in t...

     It took a couple hours of walking before the two found a spot sufficient for a long-term rest. The next thing on the list was to make a nest for the egg so it had a proper place to pop open when it hatched. The Veldt was unforgiving when it came to safe places to rest, and Tenet knew of no species that kept eggs anywhere but the trees. But, he was not exactly a proficient climber, due to his hoo...

     Tenet was not prepared for his assigned egg to let out a muffled beep from within the satchel, but managed to retain his calm exterior. The hyenas behind the two in the den of decay had not heard the petty sound, and their yowling continued as Tenet marched forward. He could have sworn eggs did not make noise, but he also could have sworn eggs did not need to be pampered via a series of specific...

     The previous night had passed without trouble; no predator of the land nor sky had dared interrupt the sleeping kirunhound and his adoptive egg. As the sun gradually rose above the horizon to begin a new dawn, the hulking beast stirred. The shadows of the great walls surrounding Tenet could not shield him from the dawn’s rays, forcing his eyes to open and accept the light. ...

     Tenet had been wandering Azorna for some time, with no ‘point B’ in mind. Under normal circumstances he’d be braving the wilderness, but drastic times calls for drastic measures: the Ull Canyons were especially treacherous, water even more sparse than Tenet’s homeland in the Veldt. So, he stopped by a nearby town for supplies- he hated to admit it, but without the help of someone more knowledg...