All My Life Is Wrapped Up In Today [AW]

*Jaelle* · 12-20-2016, 02:05 PM

Jaelle's tail swung behind her as she giggled at the stranger, amusement plain on her gray marked face. Her irritation was easy enough to see, and she couldn't help but grinning at her. Her little companion didn't seem to take nicely to being called an idiot, and now that she was closer she saw that her feathered friend was a magpie, not a crow. Oops, good thing she hadn't named it out loud! The woman flung a paw in the birds direction as he pulled at her fur, the gypsy could only smile at the obvious bond between the two. She wondered if they gained much from being around each other constantly, it would be nice to have eyes in the sky while exploring. Maybe she needed to rope a bird of her own.

Her ears flicked when the other wolf spoke, looking up from the magpie to the speckled being. "I came not for fun but to check on the statues of the mountain. I was trapped under the avalanche yesterday, actually," she admitted with a shrug of her shoulders. The monochrome woman could still feel the chill in her bones, the thoughts making her shiver. "I take it you're not a fan of the snow, mm?" Jaelle said with a hum, her bells ringing as her tail moved across the snow below her. While she didn't find winter her favorite season, she had to adapt as she was pretty much stuck up here until it all melted away. Then she would be free to navigate the other regions once more. Tucking her nose under her scarf, she basked in the warmth that was trapped under before fully lifting her features once more. "The pass through the Col is the quickest way through the mountain, but I'm afraid the snow has completely cut it off by now. I was also looking if there was another way through, otherwise it adds a day or so to your journey." Considering that she had to make it back to the pack without much delay, it was in her best interest to find another path through the mountain. She glanced over at the rock face now, eyeing the cliffs that still had snow clinging to the face of the rock. Would it even be safe enough to travel any closer to it? They couldn't never well spot a cavern or something from way over here.

"SPEAK"

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