leave it all on the tracks

He was relieved to hear that he wasn't stepping on anyones toes by being here. Conflict wasn't something he ran from given his spirited personality, but he didn't go looking to start shit with other wolves if it was unwarranted- he wasn't a jerk. Quite the opposite, in fact. Most who had actually taken the time to get to know Haru could tell you he was as friendly as they came, with an optimistic look on life and a sense of humor that worked doubletime to try and keep his friends smiling. A spitfire of a sweetheart, really.

"An explorer, huh? That's pretty cool. Sounds fun." he replied. Haru had done his fair share of travelling, and he supposed in a sense that made him a bit of one too, but he couldn't really claim the title when he never really took note of anything around him. He just sort of went with the flow.

Her next set of words brought a grin to his face and he nodded in affirmation. "Yeah, I'm actually headed toward the Ashens territory. I'm hoping to join the pack if they're still taking members." he explained, not shy about admitting to his -hopefully- future allegiance. The Ashen was a pack he'd always admired for their strength and loyalty to one another, and with any luck he'd be one of them by the end of the season. "I just happened upon this valley while passing by and figured it looked like a nice place to rest up for a couple days before moving on. The snow hasn't done as much damage here as it has in other places, so might as well enjoy it while i can, right?"