Please spare me the rude commentary, I tried. Time for me to go on the quest for more stories like this even though it's probably unlikely. You enjoy this, though. Or not. That's up to you. I'm probably going to write a part two, but that's only if you want me to.

"You saw a boy?!" Uli asked in shock. Rusl nodded."I tried to come closer, but he ran away and disappeared." Rusl said, recalling the events.

Earlier today, Rusl had encountered an unusually large golden wolf and had intended to kill it, but instead of fighting or running, it kept walking and somehow dodged Rusl's attacks. The wolf entered the sacred Ordon Spring and climbed up the waterfall, soon disappearing behind a rock high up. Soon, a little boy with blue eyes peaked out from behind the same rock and stared at Rusl with his ears low. He looked very young. Around 5 or 6 years old. That was way too young for him to be out alone. Like Rusl said, he tried to approach the young boy, but he quickly sped off and disappeared as well.

"Do you think he'll come back?" Uli asked. After hearing the story, something inside her was telling her that she wasn't going to be a mother of just one child for much longer, even though that one child was only born a few days ago and they don't have much parenting experience."It's not likely. He looked scared for his life, but maybe he will return to the spring." Rusl replied. This have Uli a bit of hope and lots of worry. What could possibly have happened for him to be scared just by the sight of another person? Uli didn't even want to think about anything that bad, she just wanted the boy to not fear anyone, even though she hasn't met him yet.

Meanwhile

Deep within a forest far from the Ordon Spring, the little boy was laying down on the ground, completely exhausted and worn out. He hadn't eaten in a while and that run had only made it worse since it requires energy from food.

Suddenly, the same golden wolf appeared and had something in its mouth. It was an apple. It placed it down in front of the boy and laid down next to him. The wolf was very large, especially compared to the boy, but he wasn't scared at all. He was relieved. He happily ate the apple and the wolf nudged him, trying to get his neck underneath his head. The boy laid his head down and smiled a bit before falling asleep.