Hold On A Minute

*Lyulf* · 03-08-2020, 09:30 PM

Wolves were not as agile as felines, that much was clear. He had heard tales of how they could scale sheer cliff faces, but it wasn't until now that Lyulf realized just how true this statement was. The hill gradually turned into a rocky cliff, something that Natha limbered up with little to no effort at all. Standing at the bottom, he watched the scene unfold for a moment. Sure, this was no mountain, but she still moved with a grace that was lost on his more lumbering steps. Once he had stared long enough, he took his own path through the gale. It didn't take too long for the winds to sweep over the two of him, the bitter bite of the north cutting into his coat. The male was glad that he had a thicker coat than most, not feeling it as much as some would have. His ears strained to hear his companion in front of him, her voice nearly lost in it all. He could only nod at her suggestion, squeezing himself between the narrow rock walls to enter the belly of the gorge. Wiggling through, he finally broke through the other side. Lyulf realized that the winds beyond the wall was a mere taste of what was trapped inside. It was as if they were standing on the lip of a bowl, any breeze that came in got trapped up in it, whistling through any crack in the stones. He was distracted by it all, wonder colouring his features, that he didn't notice the clouds starting to form above. It wasn't until he saw the lynx looking up that he followed her gaze, his ears falling flat against his skull. That looked like rain, being trapped in here wouldn't be the most ideal area if they got caught in a storm. "Should we look for some kind of shelter along the wall? Just in case?" He suggested, not wanting to seem too worried. At this time of year, it could very well be rain rather than snow, but still not something that he wanted to be trapped in in a land that he knew nothing about. Besides, Natha had mentioned some rare herbs that grew here, and while he was no healer, he was still curious enough to want to go and check it out. Perhaps that could come after a hunt for a den, there had to be something in here that the wind carved out. After all, if it had been able to cut through stone that thick to create an entrance like that, there had to be a cavern wide enough for the two of them.

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