"No Kidding," she muttered, stretched onto her side. She really should be out accomplishing something, like getting breakfast. This was much better, and her stomach wasn't aching yet. And the copper wolf was debating if she might be able to join Alexander's pack. She had been enjoying her freedom, but like any social creature was missing the little companionship of her fellow canine. Why silently she was enjoying this company. She laughed quietly, at his suggestion. She didn't believe she was that fierce, but then again if she had to she wouldn't have passed up the task. "I don't know about that," she mumbled, giving a bleak smile.

Confirming he did live on the mountain, her head nodded thoughtfully. A little smile at his wording. Maybe that's why he was enjoying being down to earth, where steps didn't matter. "I can imagine."Skylah had not lived on a mountain, but family hunting trips had been taken on the surrounding ones-searching for caribou. They had always to be careful, mind their footing, and be clear where their path would lead. Thinking in silence she weighed her options. Trying to do the smart thing. She knew eventually she would want to join a pack, now was as good as time as ever. She didn't mind the gray and white leader. "Is your pack full or could you do with one more?"

Watching contently from her low position, she had no regret asking. It

never hurt to ask, ask there as no such thing as a stupid question. If

his pack was full, that'd be the end, she'd enjoy the rest of his

company and be on her way. Least knowing where one pack was, and

who was in charge of it. Long tail brushed playfully at the delicate

flowers, not hurting them, making them sway. She rolled further on her

back, and shifted her hips, rubbing against the softness. Pushing air from nose she flipped back to her stomach. Ears flipped upward, and she crossed her forelimbs."How fortunute for me," she replied with a pleasant smile.

Pushing herself up, a yawn stretched her jaws. This place was much too calming. She was supsicous of it's spell. However, relaxing was a nice change, just something she wasn't use to. He had enlightened her to the idea, and maybe she'd try it again sometime. Orange eyes cast around, watching the small breeze tease at the little budding leaves. She had no mind to go to the mountain until he was ready. Whenever that may be.

They were getting along, and Sky liked his easy-going nature. Or what

appeared to be. That's perhaps why she was drawn to go home with

him. She'd dealt with enough arrogance, and control freaks. It was her

reason for being a loner, what could have kept her one. But he was the

opposite -the change she was looking for. If he'd taken her differently

she would have turned heal and went. Instead he was mellow, and did

not take in offense. Taking it all in, one thing at a time.

Tail curled atop her front paws, and tongue stroked across her dry

lips. A tour would be nice, know where to avoid, and what trails were

best. Questions? Eyes blinked in a few rows. Head drifted upward in

sudden thought. "I guess I would wonder what my job, so to

speak, would be if I joined you. I understand if I need to earn my

place, but I do good if I have something to do." Head drifted

downward, orange eyes meeting his more vibrant pair. He was honest

with her, she wanted to be just as. She really didn't mind working her

way through the ranks, or doing tedious tasks. She just needed

something. It was thoughtful of him, to let her have a second thought.

She shrugged at this, the mountain itself didn't worry her persay.

"I didn't grow up on mountain, but was surrounded by them. It

was often the territory for hunting. So the mountain itself isn't daunting to me."

A studied gaze she let him think her words over for the moment. She

didn't know how many wolves were already part of the mountain

dwelling, and what they could possibly do. She was bound to think

they had least had to know how to survive, all the more she could

relate to- get along with. The urge to stand, haunches rose off the

ground and she arched her back, then crinked it right, then left. There

was a long walk ahead of her, and stiff muscles wouldn't do. Her

words had done the part of assuring she was not pusillanimous. Though her choice was still

unclear to him. Tail tossed out slowly behind her, and a brief laugh

uncurled from her lips. "Alexander I happily accept becoming a

member of Midnight Plateau, and leading a hunt as you see fit."

Now, they were done with the formalities, and there was no

doubting if she would permantly stay or not.


She actually felt inclined to be loyal to this male, and leading a hunt

was an honor to the miss. Coarse, she wasn't about to get carried away and say that. That was completely out of character, and she really did know him that well. In time she would see how this new begining struck her. Though honestly she would feel a certain owing to him.

Eyes looked up through her brows when he gave a last sniff of the

blooms. He must be to busy to "stop and smell the flowers" and she

hoped she hadn't stolen his own moment of peace. No going back

now, and she would soon find out about her new home. What he was

like there, what everyone else was like. Hopefully they were braced for

her. Could be a long interesting day, coarse tail wagged in beat with

his larger one. She only hoped the excitement wasn't because the

mountain was lacking members. It really didn't matter either way. She

may be a girl, but she had made up her mind. Once she'd set on

something that was it.


"I'm ready for such a walk," she said giving him a broad

smile, and braced against his friendly nudge. Breathing the sweet

scent one last time through her nostrils, she let it out in a silent,

content exhale. Then quick like a flash they were on their way, trotting

inbetween the trees and to the looming mountain kingdom.