It was pretty interesting to see the female. Her pelt was beautiful, it reminded him of the snow that covered the lands. While her eyes made him think about grass and spring and Nina who held the same colour. She held a high rank while his trained eye told him Cali should not be older than 3,5. The look in her green eyes. They analysed him. A challenging glint came in his eyes. What would be his impression on her? Old? Smart or good-looking? It was hard to get to know how others thought about you. The sweet ones didn't want to hurt your feelings giving of white lies or made a understatement. The bad ones would be the most honest but he had to filter lots of stuff since they could lie easily when in rage. Neutral ones would be the most honest often, but they were harder to read. It was just his personal experience what made things that way.

The voice of Cali had a friendly undertone. Not too much after all they were just strangers who knew each others names. 'I discovered the borders and just walked parallel to it.' And wanted to know who lived behind it. 'You could say I'm wandering around for a bit. There are many nice things to see. Especially in winter.' Neutral toned he watched at the bare tree tops behind her back. As he glanced back his lips slightly curled up what could be a hint to a smile. 'Of course I mean no harm to your family. I wasn't planning to stay too close for long. After all I have to find my own place to crash and to provide my food. Time won't let me play around a lot.' His silver head tilted slightly to the right. 'Hope I didn't offend your pack with my curiosity.' And a charming smile cracked open. Charming but it lacked the warmth that would be added when Rain called you ''friend.''

A small smile played on the lips of the white fae. Most tension was gone cause he was no harm. He could feel the curiosity and his eyes shone in amusement. His gaze went to the place where the shore could be. It was a good offer, he may would turn that way to see what the place held for him. In the first place was he thinking of travelling in the Lore to see bits and pieces of it's secrets. He had to unfold many, as a newborn he would find his ways in this new environment. The wolves had been surprisingly friendly and open in general. Maybe it was because he had only met ladies till this point? Were all females like this? Of course not, Rain was just playing with himself. Only the woman he met all possessed a good working brain and a strong will.
'It may be a good suggestion. I will see what it holds for me.' His gorgonized tone as his mind was still thinking about many other things. One of those thoughts had been lingering in his mind quite often. Still not sure whatever he would stay a loner for long time or would seek the comfortable luxuries of a pack. Right now their were two packs, this one here and one in making from Nina. Though he was pretty sure it would not be that long till her pack was formed. Her eyes had spoken before her mouth. Failing was not a option. Rain believed that if you desired something full heartedly you could make it reality.

His gaze fell upon Cali once again. Reading her mind to see only the curiosity. He nodded. 'I just entered these lands a few days ago. Met some interesting wolves. Have you ever seen the world behind the borders of the lore?' Rain smiled with one that was layered on thousands gorgonizing memories. Though most of his lifetime he had spend in one pack, travelling was a must to gain many new experiences.

Travelling was like a treasure hunt for him. Searching without a map but knowing somewhere there would be a big X. Wolves should go and make at least make one big travel in his opinion. Was it to gain experience or to appreciate packlife more. Whatever it was a journey was always a good thing, may you come back alive of course. Out of his good experiences and his sudden enthusiasm he had not considered the white fae may dig up some painful topics. His smile faded when he saw the emerald darken. Damn, he had stepped on a landmine. He didn't want to ask what she was thinking, it was not his right to know. This was something personal, every wolf had something that could make them dark. There could be many reasons for her dark expression, if he had to guess it could be family or friend related. At least that was what his intuition told him, if he was right he couldn't tell, only Cali could.

The woman composed herself and Orev looked at her. Was she alright? It seemed so but it wouldn't surprise him may she still feel the presence of that she had pushed aside. Rain decided to let it rest, he had flustered something he shouldn't have, besides the River fae stood strong on her paws. No worries. As she spoke again it sounded promising. He had never heard of Cordova so he may visit that place once. Towards the west, he should remember it or otherwise he could ask Cali. On a right time, he didn't want to dig too deep into the past right now. 'I've never heard about Cordova but you words are promising, though I agree with you. This land holds many good points. It's quite peaceful.' Within her eyes he spotted a spark of seriousness before her eyes were taken over by this one emotion. The spark ignited his own serious face. Ready for what was coming he listened to her words. This time it was his turn to found off guard. He broke their gaze to look up at the treetops. 'A home..' He thought out loud. 'Yes and no,' His silver gaze went back to Cali, 'I belong to a pack I know this. Yet the thing I seek most is a purpose. Living to live is just meaningless for me. The time that is given me, I want to use it well.' His black lips curled into a cryptic smile. 'Do you have a purpose for me?'