The pups would be out and about any day now, perhaps they were right now in fact? she was not eager to go and see them. She would eventually that much she knew, after all they were her new brothers and sisters but she was still struggling to come to terms with what that meant. Her wanderings had taken her away from her usual haunts, eager to put as much distance between herself and the den her parent?s shared with the pups? a den she had once thought of as hers. The sound of crashing water reached her and she adjusted her course to follow it. She had not visited much of the expanded pack lands, always feeling more at home in the heart with the mangroves. Still the girl could not say she had ever seen a waterfall and certainly it would be interesting. Black paws carried her towards the falls forest gaze widening as she drew in the sight of them. She stopped a bit back, simply gaping up at the tumbling water. Speech, Goodness Gracious Great Balls of Fire, Thank you Nine!

Just imagine it!

It seemed she was destined to meet one of her new cousins every time she made the trek up to the falls. As Satu bounded up the slope, it was really the farthest thing from her mind. All she cared about was throwing her body into the cool water and getting some relief from this ridiculous heat. So when she rounded a tree and nearly crashed into a young female, Satu nearly had a heart attack. She skidded to a halt right before she would have hit her. "Whoops, sorry about that!"

A quick glance gave her a pretty good idea of who the wolf was. The eyemarkings weren't completely unique to the Destruction family, but since nearly all of them had it, it would be a good guess. Plus that arrow-shaped marking on her butt that seemed to come from Cherokee's side - she still hadn't met Cherokee, come to think of it, though she'd seen him with Song a few times from a distance, and once at the pack meeting closer up. That guy was seriously intimidating - and this had to be on of Song and Cherokee's first litter. Not that Satu could really remember her name though.

"You're one of Song's pups, right?" she asked brightly, cocking her head to the side. "What are you waiting out here for? It's much nicer in the water." With that she bounced forward, splashing into one of the wider - though not as deep - pools and flopping down. "It really is much better in here," she called back to her young cousin, whatever-her-name-was.



"Speech"

There's a whole world to explore

It certainly was hot, not for the first time she wished she had inherited the Destruction white coat, if at least to keep the heat from be quite so bad for her. Still she wasn?t so sure she wanted to jump into the water, her coat was rather thick and she knew it would take quite a while to get it all dry afterwards. Luckily she was saved from having to decide right away as the sounds of an approaching wolf distracted her, she wasn?t nearly fast enough though as just as she was turning to look at the approaching stranger the unknown female skid to a halt nearly on top of her. Before she even had a chance to process what was happening the stranger was backing off and giving her apologies. Canta just nodded, knowing it hadn?t been on purpose. She could feel the woman?s gaze on her and pointedly avoided looking at her. Forest gaze finally snapping back towards the unknown woman as she spoke again. :One of them, yes.? She said, clearly she wasn?t of the new litter, but she made her sentence somewhat pointed anyways. Frowning she watched the other female bound away and into one of the pools at the base of the falls. She rose to her paws, approaching it but entering, instead laying down at the edge and dipping her paws into the cool water. ?Who are you?? It wasn?t meant to be rude, simply to the point. Speech, Goodness Gracious Great Balls of Fire, Thank you Nine!