A Change of Scenery

Eria nodded in agreement and wrapped her thick tail around her paws to prevent their bottoms from getting cold. "That is true, Bane. Sadness and other negative powers seem to find their way into any situations, give or take how much happiness there is." She blinked and had to think about what she had just said. Sometimes, she was surprised at what came out of her mouth. A light shrug, followed by a 'whatever' expression, concluded her thinking about it and she looked at Bane with interested eyes. "That's why I try to enjoy each day the best way I know how. Being appreciative for what I have today is important...because I won't know if it will be there tomorrow."
The blackish-blue pelted fae watched Bane as he looked up to the sky. A light sigh escaped her lips and she faltered in the happy-go-lucky attitude she had been feeling. "If only I had a parental figure to talk to, Bane. That's the thing with me. Since my parents passed, I haven't had anyone to call my own, let alone talk with about such things." She copied the older male and looked up at the sky above. Snow had started to fall, the frozen drops of water particles landing in various places on the ground around her. "I suppose that is why I was so keen on finding a pack, one that would welcome me and teach me all I need to know." Her gaze fell from the sky to the frozen lake behind her. "That is why I have chosen to join Glaciem, even though I haven't been on Alacritis for very long."