Tiptoe Through the Window

“From what I can tell you'll enjoy the North while you're here.” She glanced at him for a moment, well he wasn't wrong about that. She did quite enjoy it so far, though the cold climate left her feeling colder than she would have liked, especially at night. Bedding down in old abandoned dens or even under the cover of trees when she couldn't find one wasn't very pleasant. The ground here was too cold for her liking, and she'd wake up freezing her ass off and stiff until she warmed herself up with a run. " “You’ve got a voyaging look about you. Perhaps you’ll find a reason to stay past Spring? At least for a while.” She kept her gaze on him, a thoughtful look in her eyes. Well, it wouldn't hurt to stay a little while when Spring rolled in...but she also wanted to go back to see Spring roll in after such a harsh winter. She supposed she'd have to think about it, and maybe a reason would come up that would get her to want to stay longer. Maybe if she didn't get the chance to explore the whole north like she wanted, then perhaps that would be her reason for staying just a bit longer. Who knew, maybe it would be different here in the Spring time as well, but she wouldn't know that at this moment.

He answered her question about the beasts ahead of them, molten gaze studying them as he explained what they were. Caribou... Huh, she had never seen one before. They were certainly a lot bigger than what she was used to, save for the bison that lived there for as long as she could remember. When Orwynd sped up, it took her a few moments to realize and follow behind him at a brisk pace. He was heading towards the small group, so she practically followed in his paw steps left behind in the snow. "Hope you can keep up." She narrowed her eyes slightly at him, a mischevious grin parting her lips as she flashed pearly teeth at him. At first, she wasn't sure about his being so loud. Normally, she tried to hunt as quietly as she could but...she was always alone, so she had to be quieter to not spook the prey, even then she would be unsuccessful because sometimes they'd get away. But now? There were two of them, and the chances at catching food was greater than her chances had she been alone. "You're on!" She challenged back, throwing herself into gear as she raced along. She propelled herself as fast as she could, kicking up snow behind her as she moved. The babe managed to catch up to him, throwing a grin his way as she matched him step for step.