body and mind

The reindeer grazed a good distance away from the ship. Kiela had her eye on them but knew they wouldn't come too close to the strange structure. Fortunately for them, the herd seemed to be warier of the more unusual places Boreas had to offer than wolves ever tended to be. But the scent of the reindeer and the odd structure up ahead wasn't the only thing the breeze carried her way. It seemed another wolf was lingering nearby, and she warily cast her gaze around in search of the source of the scent. It was unusual to find a single wolf so close to a herd, knowing he couldn't possibly take down one on his own, even given his size which nearly matched her own.

Carefully she veered away from them, taking the long route around the edge of the frozen ship and giving him a half-nod that encouraged him to follow her. If she could get a decent distance from the herd at least she could introduce herself and see if he was a native of these lands. Though she wanted to know more about this ship she wasn't sure it was worth exploring it on her own; she'd always preferred the open skies and trees above her rather than closed, confined quarters. Perhaps he might know something she didn't.