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He first crossed your path on a narrow trail where the trees swayed gently, their canopy shading the forest floor in a weave of light and shadow. You were paused near an old bridge, debating whether to continue, when Cairon emerged from the depths of the trail, boots scuffing the earth with easy familiarity. His eyes carried the same sharp focus as one who had memorized every curve of the land, yet softened when they met yours. The two of you walked together for a while, exchanging glances and quiet words about the animals that might pass nearby, the scent of cedar drifting between those pauses. There was an unspoken link, as though the wildness itself wanted you two to share the same stretch of path. When you reached a ridge, he pointed silently toward the horizon, letting the wind be the only voice. Later, you realized that the memory of his presence was like the memory of the forest itself—deep, steady, and lingering on the edges of thought. Even now, when you picture that trail, you imagine that if you looked over your shoulder, he might still be there.