Alright, it was, what... attempt number three now? Honestly, Horizon didn't mind leaving his groups per say, but he almost felt bad, but when the group disbanded, what point was there of sticking around? He hadn't been apart of his last group for long, so it was likely that scent associated with the Cardinal Sect hadn't really clung to his pelt. Even if it did, The devil mused. It's not like it matters. Unfortunate, as he had been rather interested in the group but alas, things happen.

Horizon could tell there was a group nearby based on the strong scent that was here and so, the Tasmanian Devil waited.

Truth be told, Horizon was slightly disappointed by the fact that the first person to approach was someone who seemed very meek. But the devil pushed down that thought and decided to give Savah a smile, trying to reassure her that he wasn't going to harm her. "Hi there." He barked. "My name is Horizon Cipher. Um, I think this is where a group resides, right? I was looking to join if so."

Savah reminded Horizon a lot about his half-sister, Gordon. The poor girl was traumatized by their father (for good reason) and she definitely acted a lot like how Savah was doing. Though he couldn't recall her ever tensing up whenever he barked. Still, the devil found it hard to really sympathize with Savah, even if he had someone who acted just like her. From what he could tell, Gordon was mostly afraid of people telling Caesar things that she's done, and a way to locate her. On the other hand, Horizon had no idea what Savah's deal was and although he was a nosy bitch, he knew better than to ask her.

So Horizon tried to continue to be nice and seem as non-threatening as possible. Though, that might be a bit hard, considering his fangs and demeanor. "Baalal's your leader, I'm assuming?" He asked, trying to strike up a conversation now.

Alright, now that was an interesting creature. Horizon's eyes widened in awe as Auberon came over and introduced himself, studying the Sage for a moment before responding, "Thank you, Auberon. I appreciate it."

"Good to know it isn't always like this." Horizon commented, a bit relieved that once the cold weather left the island, this place would get warmer. He was there that out there, somewhere, there was a group that resided in the mountains and as such, had snow all year-round. Now that wasn't a place he wanted to be. Having short, fine hair did not help matters at all. The Tasmanian devil quickly followed after Auberon as the Sage invited him, saying a brief farewell to Savah, before turning his attention back to the strange wolf-orca. "I'd appreciate a tour, if you wouldn't mind, actually." He barked in response to Auberon's offer.