Between two lungs

It was only expected that she eventually get to know all the wolves within the pack, even if some took longer than others to become acquainted with. This was one of the alpha's son's, if she wasn't mistaken. She let out a little chuckle at his words. They both were wolves that didn't go easily unnoticed thanks to their coats; especially here, compared to her homelands - where blue wolves were hardly uncommon - though she certainly had a slight advantage in stealth, at least in comparison to his bright red coat. She tilted her head slightly as she studied, noting the scars that ran clear across his face, wondering briefly what had caused them. Maybe a question best left for another day though.

He invited her to patrol with him and she nodded. "I don't see why not," Kirsi agreed easily. She'd been searching for a distraction from her thoughts today and here was Ignis, providing her just that. She'd be foolish to decline. Beginning a slow walk toward the way she'd been heading, toward the borders, she cast a sideways look at him. It was a good idea to see if anything unusual was going on outside their borders - maybe unwanted intruders, or possible prey sightings. As they got closer to winter prey would no doubt become more and more scarce, and it was best to be prepared ahead of time. Maybe Ignis was thinking along those lines, or maybe, like herself, he was just wanting a distraction from his thoughts; it was impossible to be sure. "Which direction were you thinking?"