The flight took a lot longer than anticipated, well it felt like it anyway.

As soon as I saw land, I had Thorondor to drop me off a few miles in and go hide.

CAT hid in my fur in case I needed an emergency escape. CAT could call for my Eagle.

I padded and sniffed around the dock looking area.

A man noticed me and whistled at me, I looked over at him. "Hey there, you look a little far from home," the man said as he started to slowly approach me.

I flattened my ears at him, CAT chirped quietly.

I barked a signal to CAT and took off in the other direction.

I heard the man call after me, Thorondor picked me up when I'd gotten into a hidden area and we took off again.
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The next time we landed, we were close to Drica.

I had Thorondor put me down near a town before he hid.

CAT, once again, tagged along with me.

I padded through the town quietly through the snow, making sure to draw no attention to myself.

I was panting as I exited town and started running toward where the old base was.

I could smell it miles away from where it was.

I sniffed around when I got there, his scent was faint, but it was there. It led me to the old training room. The scent in here was more recent, a few days at most.

I growled in frustration, CAT chirped questioningly.

I ignored it and started out of the building to follow his scent.

Hopefully, he didn't find a way to get on a plane.

I chased after the scent, my eagle joined me not long after.

He flew from tree to tree to keep up since he didn't have a very long distance tracking system, but he kept a little distance.

I was sure of one thing though, whenever I found him, I was going to be very fit.

I ran through the forest, after the scent for a few miles before I found tracks in the snow.

They were dog tracks. I sniffed at the tracks, they were much fresher.

I tossed my head back and howled loudly.

If he was in the area, he'd hear it.

I heard a gruffer howl distantly.

I took off in that direction, I could hear the Thorondor fluttering distantly. I slowed to a trot, panting heavily.

I looked around the forest, it was quiet here. I barked once, I heard a growl in reply.

I wagged my tail as a large, black Alaskan Malamute came into view, metal leg gleaming in the snow.