Following the deluge which had made her feel as though if it rained one more day, she'd start to get mouldy, Sagacity kept herself on the move to shake the stiffness from her joints. The rain worked as an asset, and had once again swept her pelt clean of her pack's scent. Her life as a scout kept her very conscious of her scent, knowing that the wolves of Nomad's Pass would rather keep their pack's location a secret. Thus, whenever she ventured away from the packlands, she went through the process of cleansing herself in the water, or adopting another scent by visiting a particularly fragrant patch of flowers or moist moss. This time she didn't need to waste any time before leaving the pack- she'd already been showered clean.

Mercy's attitude seemed to have improved slightly- the more time he spent with Crowe, the better he seemed to behave. And she was fine this- though secretly she'd hoped that the boy would take more of a liking to Faol, so that if a relationship began between them, it'd be easier for the boy to accept. She had the idea that something might come to grow between them, as she felt easier in his presence than she did in the company of anyone else...However, the large, burly Crowe had expressed an interest in getting to know her better as well...

In the chill of the evening she fluffed up her pelt to shut out the cold as she meandered along the mountain. This was free terrain, and therefore she had no need to question anyone she met here. In the distance, she saw another wolf- she could make out, in the dimming light, the faint hue of auburn in her pelt, though she wasn't sure if it was just the fading sunlight or if the woman was actually that colour. She approached, given that the lady looked fairly serene and calm, and Sagacity was not opposed to having some company...This female smelled of a pack as well, something Sagacity would want to learn about, so she could return to Naira with information. As she approached, she offered the female a soft chuff, and would judge whether or not to continue her approach based on the ruddy female's reaction.