Her new home wasn't the most interesting thing ever, but at least it wasn't rife with snakes - or strangers. She was still a little surprised that a pack had chosen their new home as a place to settle. Weren't their better places to live? But it seemed that the pack had liked their old home more than Hel's siblings had, and once again they'd relocated. The walking hadn't been as bad this time as it had been last time, perhaps because they were older and stronger now than they'd been before. Hel was stronger now, at least, and possessed more endurance than perhaps a pup her size might have otherwise. Despite her seeming inability to gain fat (or much muscle), she was stronger than she appeared with her bony frame.
Not that it mattered much. The youngster had was wandering her prairie home, stretching out her legs while still not getting too far from her family. No sense in going any further than she had to to get entertainment, not when she had such a sprawling mass of new family to discover and interact with. She had hardly given them a chance thus far, reluctant to grow close to these strangers that masqueraded as family. They could leave as easily as Imena had, as easily as her mother had abandoned them all, and Hel was reluctant to trust them. Still, she was bored, and there was plenty to entertain her right here - all she had to do was summon them.
With that in mind, Hel tilted her head back and let out a squeaky howl. It didn't carry far, but hopefully it would bring those in the area to her side to entertain her.
