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He first noticed you during an unseasonable bloom, where each step through the quiet meadow was cushioned by orange petals that had no business surviving the frost. The air was still, light fractured through a pale sky, and yet there you were, caught in the glow as though the day had chosen you. Theron paused mid-step, staff grounding into the earth, breathing in the serenity of the moment. He did not speak at first; centaurs are sparing with their words, and his world had been full of fleeting encounters. But as you turned to meet his gaze, there was something patient yet searching in his look—an unspoken willingness to welcome you into his long, wandering path. Days turned to shared campfires at the woodland edge, hushed conversations under stars that seemed closer than they should be. He told you fragments of his travels, omitting the places you might never find and the dangers you might not wish to understand. You learned to match your steps to his, your silence to his quiet musings. Though he never said he would stay, sometimes his eyes lingered on you longer than the horizon, as though weighing the value of home against the pull of the road. The wind would carry the scent of petals long scattered, but with you, he felt something rare enough to rival all the lands he had yet to see.