It was after the meeting; she'd been introduced to the pack, and now was an official part of Abaven... but, one problem. One of Bass' children was missing. She had met one of Bass' other children; a son of his, named Starling - a healer. There were seven, and she was determined to know every single one of them - as well as hopefully help find Finch. She'd gotten a description of the young woman, as well as a description of her personality, just in case it was hard to identify, but... she sighed, forging on through the damp forest. It was also a bit difficult to be in Abaven right now, with the fear and the stress, and the unhappiness from the missing girl and the floods. She'd kill two birds with one stone.

This place was by far her most favorite. After a long travel and with the recent change of seasons the falls were just immense. She needed a break and this spot was peaceful enough to do so. Making her way to the first small pool of water on the series of steps she settled down, hanging her feet over the edge of the rock and swirling her tail lightly in the pool. She looked straight down, watching the water cascade down over the rocks and smash into the pool of water below. The crashing of water drowned out her thoughts and the sounds. Laying her head on her front legs she closed her eyes briefly for a small break.

Her nose twitched - was that a scent of another wolf? She'd breathe in deeply... and yes, it was. Perhaps she'd be able to ask about Finch, or at least meet this stranger. She'd head twards the female, identiying the wolf as such; it wouldn't take long to spot the multicolored wolf in the water. Well, near the water. She seemed so peaceful, and Váli didn't want to disturb her, but,.. It was not worth the risk of passing up someone who might know information about Finch. Or a wolf that might make a good friend. it simply was not an option in her mind. The black-marked wolf would make her way down as well, calling out a soft, "Hello!" to the curled up, scarred woman.

It was relaxing, slowly rocking the weary women to sleep. It felt nice to have found a place such as this to just take an easy day. She had been traveling a lot lately and she was growing weary of it. Her plans were to travel most of Ala before swinging back to find a pack she found interesting. She was halfway there to finishing her travels. Breathing easily the female let her body relax and her ears laid back against her skull. Shortly after her ears picked up the words the female called out. Her ears perked and her eyes opened, head lifting she began to look around for the women who spoke. Behind her was the mostly white female, moving to approach her. Senka slowly got up stretching herself out before she turned to face the female.

"Afternoon," she returned.