Workin on my shiz

Only when she turned to him, her eyes milky and sightless, did he realize that his comment had likely been unnecessary... and yet he couldn't help but feel anxious at the thought of having to pull another wolf away from this damned cliff. Eyes narrowed, examining her vacant stare, noticing she had turned to him and yet did not seem to see him at all. There was no focus in those blue eyes of hers, even as he pulled himself a bit more forward. His brows furrowed as he stared.

"I apologize," he grunted a bit stubbornly. "It seemed like you were walking a bit too close to the edge. I already had to save one wolf from plunging to his death over the edge of this damned cliff..." Though he thought fondly of Kyung, and had sympathized with him -- though he hadn't quite understood what had prompted him to consider suicide -- the thought was somewhat panic-inducing and his voice grew a bit irritated as he explained. "The last thing I wanted to see was you about to fall off."

Her words were brimming with frustration, but he watched her still with a wary eye. "You need my help?" he'd ask, more a rhetorical question than anything; moving forward as she asked, aiming to nudge her right shoulder with a bit of pressure to redirect her, parallel to the cliff. It didn't exactly strike him as wise, though, for a woman who was apparently blind to be walking alongside a cliff.. and yet he said nothing. "There," he'd say finally when she was repositioned, hoping silently she could stay on track.