There was a lot on the Raven's mind but this time she chose to ignore it. Entertaining any thoughts like what she had never worked out. Besides she needed to focus on Oksana and not what she was feeling which was why she'd left Hearthwood that day. She was hunting for the pack though she worried she wouldn't find anything. The cold weather seemed to have settled in and the prey had started to leave. She traveled at a slow pace with her head down looking for a trail that would lead her to something that she could bring back to the river wolves.

There was a sound that she couldn't quite place and then the scent of another wolf and when she laid eyes on him as he rubbed against the tree she watched head canted to the side. “Hello there,” she said amused. She then took a couple steps toward him, “I don't believe I've seen you around. What brings you to Kingsfall?” She asked before stopping and sitting back on her haunches a few feet away from him.

He'd caught sight of her and affirmed what she knew, that she hadn't seen him around before. “Well I have now,” she said a smile. One of the first she’d had in awhile. His good natured chuckle bringing it out of her, it was nice to smile again. “It is a wonderful place,” she agreed, “I can't imagine living anywhere else.” Which was one of the reasons she found it so hard to take Oksana and leave to start a new life somewhere else.

“I am, I live with a pack close to here. I have my whole life.” Aside from a few weeks here and there she hadn't left Heartwood for any real amount of time. Despite recent events there were still some good things that she held close to her about her pack and the land around it. “Have you ever seen a place like this before?” She wondered if a place like Kingsfall existed outside of the lore. She'd never been outside it and had always wondered. More now since she had even considered leaving the lore in more recent times. She always came back to Oksana and what she would want though.

This man was a refreshing change from some of the ones she'd been around recently and even more he helped take her mind off what had happened. Talking about Kingsfall with him only served to remind her of the things she loved about it and why she wanted her daughter to grow up there. She had loved living amongst the Sequoia trees and and next to the river, learning to hunt and patrol. It was what she'd wanted doe her daughter all along and so far she had been able to give that to her daughter.

She was a little disheartened to find there wasn't another place like the forest around them but at the same time she felt it was special. “Well then it's lucky you stumbled across this place. It's one of those that sticks with you forever.” She listened as he spoke of his home, “If sounds like a pretty place. There is a place here that in the spring it is pretty work purple flowers and scents of lavender.” Another question came to mind when he told her he'd lived in his home his whole life. “Why did you leave after being there for so long?”

So much of Inna wished that it wasn't winter and that the Lavender was still growing in the ethos. She was sure it would help her daughter since she'd spent quite a bit of her puppyhood with sprigs of it in the den. So much so that Inna and Oksana had carried the scent on their coats for a long time. Now she couldn't bring any back to her pup, she considered asking Lachesis for some, surely he had some in his infirmary. Inna wasn't sure there wasn't a plant the pale leader didn't possess. That was a problem for another day or later in the day if Lachesis wasn't too busy with pack business.

It seemed she had a knack for attracting healers as she found out the agouti man was a healer. It was like she couldn't get away from it but that didn't change her opinion of the man, she rather liked him and his company. “I'm sorry to hear about your father. I know what it's like to lose a parent. Was he why you decided to be a healer?” she nodded as he continued to speak about what he was planning to do, helping other wolves that might need healing. B>“That's an honorable thing to do. There are plenty of wolves here in the lore and I'm sure that some might need your assistance.” She did wonder if he was planning to settle down anytime soon. Hearthwood could use a wolf of his temperament.