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The male shook his head negatively, promising Yin that the trek was nothing strenuous for him and that she should not be worried for his sake. She was a little surprised - was this another wolf like herself who rarely stayed in one place for very long? Maybe she did not need to think of him leaving anything behind after all then, if he was so accustomed to travels to not be bothered by the long one they had just completed. "Say something if you are," she told him, taking the authoritative tone that she would sometimes use on her brother when they had traveled together. It was not because she thought less of him, or because she thought herself superior; it was a protective mindset that she seemed to fall into around others who were too sweet like him.

She continued to march onward, noticing how Klypso quickly hurried to fall in line beside her rather than behind. Her curious gaze shifted sidelong to watch him a moment before directing ahead once more, already looking out for places that might be suitable for a night or two. Eventually they would need to hunt again, and by the time night fell it would be much colder than it had been in the east, much more trying on the both of them. Yin hoped Klypso was ready for it. "The nights are colder here than they are in the east," she informed him quietly, still looking and scouting ahead, "We'll want to find shelter soon before it catches us by surprise."