It was late, not too much to where everyone was sleeping but enough to where the stars dotted the sky above. Little snowflakes drifted down from the sky onto his coat, the new Alpha seeking out his newfound friend. She hadn't mentioned anything about going home, nor was he sure if she wanted to even go or stay. He enjoyed her company, he had grown quite fond of her to say the least. She had grown on him in the season or so since they first met, so he saw her as a little sister. It wasn't too long after the meeting, the day after to be exact. She had shown up, even though she had no obligation to. So he was curious as to what she thought about it all. Since they returned from their adventure, he had invited her to share his den with him if she so wished. He didn't like to sleep alone too much, so occasionally he would sleep in his mother's den or with one of his siblings. He walked in silence, scenting her out until he finally found her. "Kieryn, do you have a minute?" He would ask softly as he approached. "Speech"

Kieryn had been so surprised when she'd arrived at that meeting. A part of her new she should probably go home, but she didn't like the idea of leaving Dragon. He was her friend now and he'd already shown her more of the world than anyone back home had. He was willing to help her learn things so she wouldn't look stupid. Then he'd been handed alpha-ship by his mother - she was friend with an alpha from another pack now! She was happy for him after all. Surely he'd be more busy now, but she appreciated his friendship regardless. She knew they were going on a big journey to go back to the place that Dragon had brought her to previously. She wanted nothing more than to go back to that place so she could sit and stargaze with Dragon some more. The plains had been beautiful as well and it seemed like a place she could learn things and go on adventures. She'd have all the stories to share with Rasiel and Laisren when she returned and she could rub it in their face. She'd been sharing her den with Dragon which made her happy. If she'd been made to sleep alone she would have liked this place far less. Instead Dragon reminded her of an older brother and it reminded her of sleeping with her siblings. Today though she'd left the den early to go explore. It was cold and snow was falling already which fascinated her. This place clearly got a lot more snow than the plains did. She hadn't made it far before heavy paw steps alerted her to the approach of Dragon. Her tail waved wildly as he neared her and she smiled. "Yeah I have a minute, what's up?" Walk, "Talk" Think