He had moved from the comfort of the fiery forest to find himself in a much sadder place. Somewhere where that feeling of peace had turned into paranoia. It had him with his tail hanging between his legs, ears pinned, and eyes constantly shifting around. This feeling of paranoia had him missing that red colored forest. Perhaps he should just turn around..

As the sun broke through the foggy darkness the world around him became alive. The fog that lingered around the trees seemed not so spooky and the dew layered earth had a sparkle like a the night sky. For a moment he swore time stopped. His body relaxing, head lifting up to get a better look at the brand new wonderland around him. It was something breath taking how the land could go from spooky to magical with just the change of lighting.

Taking a step forward the fog swirled around his thick muscular legs. For him still being young it was rather amazing his form had filled out so well-built. Many times he had seen wolves his age still hold lanky figures with ungodly long legs. Him, well the Dunn was certainly a bear looking like male. Perhaps that's why he had been given the nickname "bear", because he had broken those standards of being a lanky awkward teen. In fact he had turned out to be a strong, handsome, gentlemen. The very thing that would have made his parents proud. Had he still been around them to make them proud. That would be the day.

With her resolve worn thin to pieces that would have been seen clear through, she had made the terrible climb back over the pass, and down into the lands of her birth. Why Magnolia Glen was much farther, it was not there she wanted to reach just yet. Why she had not exactly vowed to ever set foot here again, the further the young maiden padded from the Heights, she felt out of place. Wrong instead of right to be doing this. Shame, and guilt seemed to be her frequent company.

More so the blue forest called to her. It had promise, at least it had given her something once. A friendship. Here she was again, seeking the unseen, eager in her quick, bobby steps. Cause she would leave no stone unturned for a scent she knew, for a little bit of light and happiness she sought. This time she was looking for it. If she would find evidence where his brother did not.

It was only as the sun began to touch it's fingers upon the tips of the trees did she enter the mist of blue. It was hardly the eerie place she had run to any more. There was a quiet here she liked, if she listened she would hear their whispering. The clean, crisp morning air breathed clarity to her mind, and attempted to reach her heart. It did not last long, as she spotted a large, dark figure walking the same path, only much more further than she. For at first glance her mind screamed bear. Heart beats revved into a frenzy, but as flame toned eyes narrowed, it was the note of the creatures rather longer ears that caught her attention. It was a wolf, and could not possibly be the one who had took her away as a cub. Was this a Bend wolf? The Bend was further, but it was not unlikely a pack wolf would be out here. She didn't know what to do or say. She was terrible at such things.