such a nice day, isn't it?

Bellamy let out a subtle breath of relief as she realized her comment hadn’t ruffled the wolf enough to actually attack her. Still, the yearling was pretty confident in her ability to outmaneuver the stranger, maybe to the point of cockiness; she had to admit the adrenaline rush of running for her life would’ve been pretty sweet.

Her snippy comment about her fighting prowess had elicited raucous laughter from the midnight-furred she-wolf. Pfft, as if you’d know, I could be a ninja or something, she thought indignantly, though a small smile quirked onto delicate maw as the well-built she-wolf adjusted her posture subtly to show just how tall she was in comparison to the petite yearling. “I’m sure it won’t be hard to find me again, if you find yourself missing my company.” Bellamy rolled her eyes in response, “Well, you’ve sold me so far.” She said wryly, though her tone erred more towards joking than derision. Its seemed that most of her irritation had snapped away as quickly as it had come, which wasn’t a rare occurrence for the female.

“Nah, I’ve never been here before. Just passing through, really,” Belle replied with a shrug to the she-wolf’s query, glancing off to the volcano looming over the forest. “You’re brave, sticking around near that thing. Seems like a bit of a time-bomb to me,” She commented, returning her green gaze back to the hulking she-wolf. She had to admit area was picturesque even with the towering volcano, the young trees and low bushes bathed in golden afternoon light. Bellamy sprung to her feet without much warning, shaking a few loose strands of grass from her coat. The rush of being startled awake had ruined her chances of an afternoon nap, leaving her restless for action.

“You’d know this area pretty well, right, Kori? I’m betting you know some cool places,” She said, a conspiratorial smile brushing across her maw. “Anything around here worth checking out?” The young she wolf asked with head tilted slightly, eyes expectantly waiting for the she-wolf's reply. Okay, maybe it was a bit of an overstep to ask a stranger to be her travel guide, but it wouldn’t hurt to try; anyway, if she’d had enough time on her paws to sneak up on her, maybe she had time to show her around.