Alina had stayed here for quite a bit. Wherever here was; all she knew was that there had been a few other wolves, and that she was hungry. And that she missed her mother, wherever she was. She wanted to go back to her, but she wasn't exactly sure where back was. She had to face it.

Alina was lost. Well, not exactly lost. Could she be lost if she had never left the place she had found?

She had lost any sign of her mother, anyways. The blind pup was regretting leaving by now. And the two she had met were likely gone by now. What were their names, again? She couldn't remember for sure, but she had heard one say that they were a Fennec Fox. Not that it helped. She couldn't find them if she didn't even know what they looked like.

A huff leaving the white and black pup, she lay down, although she knew she wouldn't be able to sleep for the rumbling in her stomach.

Faelyn was the sort to roam, and that was a fortunate thing it seemed, considering she found herself roaming in the right area to help another. She could see the little form in the distance, lying there on the ground, and it took her a long moment to realize that it was actually a pup. Was it still alive? Good heavens, she hoped so, having no desire to come across one that wasn't. It was a terrible thing, when one so young was taken away.

If the pup was still alive, it'd probably need some help, so Faelyn forced herself to gather what little courage she had and approach, sniffing at the air for any scent she could pick up. When she got close enough, she breathed a sigh of relief to see that the pup was breathing, in fact, and therefore very much alive.

She approached with tail wagging so hard it made her whole backside sway with it, a brilliant smile on her face. She loved pups, and was greatly looking forward to getting to talk to this one. It didn't really occur to her that the little one had to be lost given that she didn't see anyone else around, but it would come to her soon enough.

"Hello there!" she said chipperly as she got near enough to not have to be shouting.