The young damsel trod carefully through Auster, tail lifted and waving like a proud banner behind her, trying to make herself seem bigger than she was. Keahi at least knew some things about Boreas, had smelled some of the pack lands and explored a tiny bit, but she hadn't even realized at first there was another land completely. It made her somewhat uneasy, but the overwhelming urge to explore it won her over. She had found herself near some beautiful waterfalls, following them along to find a calm pool of water. It was stunning, her pale pink gaze scanning around the bushes and other fauna that surrounded it.

Assured that it was safe, the little lady moved to sit next to it, head leaning down to lap curiously at the fresh water, tail wagging and thumping on the lush terrain. She was still alert, ears perked and twitching at every new sound that captured her attention, eyes flicking up to occasionally glance about. She hadn't been there long when the sound of footsteps alerted her to another's presence. The bi-coloured dame gracefully lifted herself up, turning on her paw to face the direction the noise was coming from.

Eventually after more time spent wandering alone doing nothing of real interest than Iskra would have liked, she was following a narrow game trail, the faint scent of rabbits still clinging to the earth though they were hardly fresh enough to be worth trying to really track. A defeated sigh had just passed her lips when she heard the sound of water. No, not just water, a waterfall! That was slightly more interesting than just walking around in a forest, so she'd pick up the pace and move more quickly that direction.

When the trees opened up and Iskra found herself by the water finally, she noticed two things; a kickass waterfall, and a random girl. Stopping for a moment and making eye contact with the girl, Iskra paused long enough to glance between the two points of interest several times, shrug her shoulders and call, "Uh, hi there," as she was already turning to go climb her way up to the top of the waterfall, waving her white-tipped tail through the air.

"SPEAK"

The stunning coat the dame held was one of the few she had seen so far that surprised her, were most wolves here so uniquely patterned? Keahi exhaled quietly, released a bit of tension in her body and dipped her head politely towards the stranger. "Hello there," she greeted, curiously watching her as she continued moving. Well, it seemed the woman was off to adventure, and the interest in it had Ke following right behind, bushy tail wagging and light gaze focused ahead. 

"Where are you going?" Keahi inquired, loud enough for the unknown wolf to hear her. If she was unwanted, she would turn and head back the way she had come, but she was hopeful in seeing what this canine was doing. She hadn't had proper fun yet, so perhaps this wolf would offer some. Her ears perked up and her whole body was filled with excitement.