They tell me I'm a god - Night watch - I'm lost in the facade!

Ah, so that was his name. Arvid remember the guru offering him the skin when he had initially joined, but he hadn't caught the other's name. He was glad for it now, a brief grin flashing across the canine's muzzle. Although, said smile faltered somewhat as he processed what Saturn had to say. On one hand, the other's stern words were right. Sleep was pretty vital, and even the temporary camps were rather safe and sound. Unfortunately, things weren't so simple for Arvid. He explained this quietly, his ears briefly flicking downwards, "I know, but... I just couldn't sleep, really. I can't explain why, though. My mind just gets buzzing and then I've gotta wear myself out somehow. Walks are how I usually do that." Of course, said walks had been far more harrowing and dangerous when he had been a mere loner, living all on his own.

Turning his attention back to Byriath then, the dire wolf nodded before muttering, "Ah, now I remember! I didn't catch your name back then... I really should've asked. Having a look out sounds like a good idea, though. Have you seen anything cool while out and about at nighttime?" He knew that late nights were usually pretty boring, considering most things were asleep at the time. However, juicy things could also happen at night, as well. Like secret meet-ups, or maybe even spies snooping around. Maybe Byriath had seen something like that before? If he had, Arvid was certainly interested in hearing about it.

i wanna be the sand inside that hourglass