Winter's Embrace

Though it was a shame there weren't more like-minded wolves here - or creatures, rather, as meeting Birna had helped broaden her mind a bit - it was hardly surprising. Even through some of the more intense winter months here, these northern lands were not nearly as inhospitable as her homelands. But the lack of attention to her herd in these lands only made her feel more inclined to follow it and tend to them, as she had always done.

She nodded to Birna's words. She didn't see herself broadening her view in the same way though she understood the concept. Her life would remain unchanged, and it was hard to imagine anything crossing her path that would cause her life to make any sort of substantial detour. At least not in the long term. But temporarily? Sure. Kiela showed some pleasure as Birna accepted her invitation. "I had no plans in mind. A meal at some point, perhaps, but nothing other than that." She'd hadn't caught wind of anything that seemed appetizing but maybe if they were lucky they could find something to make a meal out of.