It was so tempting for the curious yearling to sneak away from his mother and siblings. He wanted to learn all that he could about the world around him. His father had separated from them and he had all intentions on finding out where he had gone. Though by now the trail was fairly stale and would be rather difficult to navigate the young male would not stop at that. Determination shined brightly in the same colored eyes of his father. It took him four times as long to find his way to the borders of the forest. For a brief moment he stopped looking around and taking in his surroundings.
He had failed to realize it had grown dark, that night time had overtaken the sky. The time it had taken to get here took away the rest of his afternoon, but the night was a lot different from where they were currently staying. The fog was thick and he had to narrow his eyes to try and see better, but it didn't help much. Wrinkling his nose the yearling strode forward without fear or hesitation. Though the boy failed to continue to try and fallow the trail. He had forgotten all about it as he focused on trudging through the fog.
Soon though he began to realize that he had no idea where he was at, or where he was going. Everything looked alike, a blanket of white. He stopped again and looked around with a light huff trying to decide what to do now.
