Larkcall Lowlands Don't look back

Kiska felt like she had finally reached a place where she would no longer hear the howls or her relatives. They had cast her out in the dead of winter but she had known when they had taken her in that it would happen. They had told her at the very beginning that they would. That time had come not so long ago and now she was here in a place that felt so strange yet similar. Staring out over the snow-covered ground she couldn't help but think that this place and the mountain that loomed in the distance was where she was supposed to come. Everything felt fresh here even the air seemed sweet to her.

A deep breath confirmed it as she continued to look across the land. Excitement fluttered in her chest as she began to move forward, a snow statue come to life. Where should she go now though? A pack was in the area, she could smell them on the wind, and she didn't want to tempt them by getting too close. They would likely be on edge with winter and she wasn't sure just what sort of pack they were. Keeping one ear open she began to make a path across the snow curious to see what was in the area. A new place meant new possibilities. She just hoped that those possibilities were good and not bad.

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She was almost missed in the scenic wonderland covered in pristine snow. Mismatched gaze caught the movement upon the horizon shortly after the fae began to move. The wind had given her away before her gaze could detect her form, bringing her the information the Rye beta needed to. Seemingly lone female making her way across the tundra. Adelayde didn't approach, simply observing from afar making sure the woman wasn't intending on getting closer to the borders she vowed to protect. The young bodies inside required protection and her watchful gaze intended on keeping that promise. The wind shifted then, blowing her scent towards the female destroying her silent cover. Ade stayed where she was, however her stance remained neutral until otherwise.

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She might not have realized that she wasn't alone if the wind hadn't changed. Stopping she viewed the area to spot the single figure standing off aways. Kiska noted that the other female wasn't showing any particular sign of aggression and was simply watching her. It looked like her appearance in the area had been found out by the pack wolves far quicker than she had thought it would. Ears pricked curiously she waited for a moment to see if the other wolf would do something and when nothing did she let out a bark of greeting as her tail slowly began to sway behind her.

Kiska didn't try to go any closer and she wouldn't until she knew that her presence would be accepted or at the very least tolerated. Until then she would simply watch and wait to see if she was going to be chased out. She wasn't sure of the pack's location so for all, she knew she was heading straight towards it so the idea of getting 'escorted' out wouldn't be that much of a stretch.