Rolling Stone

*Tonrar* · 11-14-2016, 03:16 PM

Tonrar wasn't quite sure how his expertise would translate over to snowy mountains. He supposed to danger was roughly the same, but he wouldn't know until it started snowing. He made a mental note to himself to make himself very familiar with the lands before then. He certainly didn't want to make a fool of himself during a hunt.

He was a bit surprised when Raba requested that he train her niece. A puzzled expression overtook him for a moment as he thought on it. He didn't have much to do other than patrols. No one had trespassed, not that he thought anyone would, and he was pretty bored. Taking on someone would not only allow him to familiarize himself with his pack mates but keep him busy as well. Eventually he nodded.

"I'd be happy to assess her hunting skills and go from there."

He was glad he wasn't the only one tending to get a bit overwhelmed by the amount of space the mountain provided. The nooks and crannies were endless and he was determined to learn them all. It was a challenge he'd accepted readily.

Their topic didn't remain on the terrain for long and he was surprised once again when his sister came up. He hadn't had the chance to think on her much. He was a logical creature and had easily rationalized that his older sibling could take care of herself. He still intended on tracking her down, but he wasn't going to jeopardize his standing in his new home to do so. Raba's offer to assist him was a little shocking. He would have assumed not many would care to help out.

"It would be appreciated if you asked around. I eventually planned to do some scouting myself. It'd be easier if I had any leads, but I haven't seen hide nor tail of her."

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