Message in the pulse, lost my past in the basement

If he had been startled by her approach, he didn't show any of it. She often forgot that not all wolves were used to her always being around, constantly watching from her many hiding spots. That is why she loved that job that Athena had given her, it fit her perfectly. She did need to work on her interactions though, although it seemed like she had picked the wrong wolf to learn from. Turning his head to rest his green eyes on her smaller form, she offered a timid smile, ears pulling back somewhat. She was at a loss as what to say, and the boy didn't offer up much conversation. She just nodded her head, her body was still slowly becoming accustomed to her life here in the North. At least it was summer, the heat that did reach them warmed her back.

Sighing again, she folded herself on to her rump and looked out at the landscape that stretched before them. There was still bits of snow in the higher elevated area's, but for now these lands seemed to be clear of them. "Do you ever grow bored of seeing all the white?" She mused out loud. Haruka was used to living in forests in which the leaves changed, taking on colours that only nature could provide. Oranges, yellows, and reds changed the earth into a colourful kaleidoscope which made it her favorite time of year. That, and it was much easier than blending her body into the plain of snow. She shivered at the thought, at least she had the time now to pick out all the best spots.

Chocolate eyes slanted over to Vereux, fighting her own inner turmoil to make at least some kind of an attempt at a conversation. "So, uh... See anything that catches your interest out there?" She asked lamely. Oh boy, it looked like this chat would be layer upon layer of awkwardness, Haruka trying to assess him without letting her walls down, and him being... well him she guessed. She didn't know too much about him, and she was unsure if that was going to change any time soon.