the next best thing - open; double joining

[rhosmari]

WOKE UP ON THE WRONG SIDE OF REALITY
AND THERE'S A MADNESS THAT'S COURSING IN ME

That other desert had been a place he had personally loathed and he couldn't say he was not happy to see that they were nowhere near it now. His husband's antics were enjoyable to witness and often times it made him laugh, especially his jokes. He could say he was pleased that whatever forces had decided to keep them together and not thrown them worlds apart. Lightly his long and elegant tail would brush the ground as he gave a contemplative huff. ''I'm also pretty happy that it didn't morph our bodies as well. Imagine you being bigger than me.'' He teased gently as he looked out across the desert sands. Though he couldn't help the snickering at Mulder's call about chucking his knife and himself at someone. He watched him wave his dagger he had given him through the air before there was a long stretch of silence. The angelhound shrugged his shoulders a little and he was about to speak up when someone rather small came forward. He tilted his head a bit and already saw no threat here. Especially when the words were spoken. He looked down at the fox before he allowed a humored grin to pull across his muzzle. ''I can't believe she actually believed you.'' Mulder wasn't the type to just jump into frays anyway.

Turning his gaze back to the other he would shrug his shoulders slightly. Rather they were here to cause trouble or not was up to debate. ''Well, I guess I can speak for the both of us when I say we have no idea what the Pitt is. But given the circumstances and the intermingling smells here I can assume it is some kind of group living here. You guys have an alignment or something? Also maybe room for two more?'' If they had to use this group in order to get their bearings then so be it. He wasn't above it and after all they would have protection as well from whatever forces that were out there. He glanced to his husband then and he prompted him to speak up as well, after all they often made decisions together and he wanted his input as he had often gotten it so many other times before.

— Reggan