Nura had had a vision, one that had left her confused and unsure. The oracle wasn't usually so shaken up by her visions; but her whole faith was based in her belief in her family. There had really only been one course of action. It wasn't too hard to find where her nephew had set up his own pack, the scents were strong here. Nura settled on her haunches waiting for her sister to catch up. They would call their nephew to them when they were together, though she figured it wouldn't be totally impossible for him to appear before then. Not that she was particularly concerned, their reason for being there would likely be clear. "speech"

She was vary, vary disappointed with Boras. She had been unable to find any decent wolf test subjects and was the main reason it had taken her so long to find Nura. Unable to find proper wolf subjects the women had turned to the animals. Using snares to capture live small animals then dragging them with her. Along the way she had grown hungry and eventually had eaten all their subjects, but who could blame the blind seer. It was vary difficult to hunt when you lacked sight to do so. When she arrived in Auster she was able to pick up her sister's trail and had begun to fallow it. It felt like forever since she had been at her sister's side and hoped that she would soon catch up with her. She was curious to know what her sister has seen lately, she herself had seen a vision of their nephew taking over a pack through a challenge. Today her sister's trail was hot, she was catching up to her finally which made the dark women grin. She had no clue where Nura was leading her to, but she was curious to see. Soon she slithered up beside her sister and took a seat curious to know where they were. "Nowa Talk", & 'Nowa Think"

Swallow the Sun

While Boreas enjoyed the heat of summer a cold front had moved through Auster bringing a light dusting of snow to the Bent Canyon. As the morning sun rose it struck the ice crystals and seemed to make the scarlet cliffs sparkle. Ashiel was on patrol. He took it upon himself to wander and maintain his borders as best he could though the rugged terrain made it a daunting and difficult task. Some areas almost weren't worth patrolling as they were death traps in and of themselves. He moved down to the canyon floor, listening to the rolling gurgle of the river that rushed along. It was a pleasant sound and he debated about trying to fish in the frigid waters.

Ashiel's nostrils flared as a shift in the wind brought a familiar scent to him. He turned and trotted along the canyon floor in the direction of the Wraith's Woods. It was the one spot that wolves could gain access to the canyon floor without having to work their way down the steep canyon walls. As he neared he recognized the form of Nura and her twin. "Greetings my dear aunts! It is Ashiel. What brings you to the Eclipse Empire?"