That sign can't stop me 'cuz I can't read

By the time Lorelai was able to get eyes on the tractor, she'd spotted motion as well. Her ears pressed flat and she tried to pick up the pace. She could chew on a stranger in a little bit, but tractor first. And tractor quickly, preferably, because they were surely going to call out an alarm... Annny second now... Lorelai slowed her trot and squinted over at the other wolf, who'd abandoned whatever it was they were up to in the first place.

Interesting pelt, there. Familiar even...

Lorelai gasped, recognition clicking at about the same time as her sister let out an ear-splitting shriek and began sprinting towards her. She had just enough time to brace all four paws before Ulmaria slammed into her with three long years worth of blunt force.

Lore might've grown a few inches on her but apparently not enough to keep any extra air in her lungs. She gasped out, "Hi Mari," dodging between licks, "I wasn't sure anyone would still," and back to the other side, "Be hanging around here!" Lorelai wormed to give her sister an affectionate lick of her own before backing up to disengage, allowing herself a proper look at her sibling for the first time in longer than she could remember.

They'd both grown, and while Lore was travel-lean and footsore, Ulmaria had the look and smell of a pack wolf who'd established themselves well. It was nice to see, even if she couldn't recognize anyone familiar mingled in on her pelt. Lorelai sat down and scuffed her claws in the earth. "So, uh. Been a while! What've.." She cleared her throat, and gestured to the horizon surrounding them. "What've you been up to?" Internally she winced.

Three years and the best she could come up with was 'What's up?' Ugh. In her defense she'd been ambushed but still, that was pretty weak and she didn't mind admitting it.

"Talk" "Listen" Think