She didn't think she'd been here before, and truth be told she didn't know there was a beach this close to the north lands. It was a strange beach, the sand was black and the water was colder than other beach waters, but she wasn't exactly here for a swim. The moment she had tested the water with a daring paw, she squeaked from the icy cold water and left it at that. Besides, the black sandy beach was far more interesting then going for a swim, so she wandered along the edges of the beach, gazing at the trees and watching the gulls fly overhead. At one point, she heard something in the water and when she looked, she could see gray shapes bobbing around and spouts of water shooting up here and there. "Whoa! Whales!" She watched in awe as she found a spot to sit and whale watch from the shore. While she wished she could get a better look, she didn't dare go into that freezing water. The last thing she wanted to do was walk back home soaking wet.

Yurei wished to take some time to think, to think out of Winterfell's terrains. Why? Well, sometimes she sought loneliness to help her mind clean up from all the garbage it contained, garbage from a past she may never forget. Why was it too hard to overcome? Maybe the constant abuse and hate became soo intense at such a young age that it went aggravated within her memories. Memories of seasons of pain, of a cruel pack. And there she walked with eyes narrowed. Ears switching as sound passed through them. And as she did, the sound of the sea made her look to that direction. There she spotted creatures she had never seen before. Creatures coming out and into the ocean. ' What are those?...' She thought to herself unaware of the other wolf nearby. "Hello" | 'Thoughts' | 'Your speech'

She was completely enthralled by the sight of the whales. She had never seen one before, and while she was only able to see a little bit as they surfaced for air, she was still completely drawn in by the sight. The sound of the ocean and the gulls soothed her wayward soul, and she couldn't wait to go back home and tell her brother and father and her nieces and nephew. Surely they'd want to come out and see them with her next time she came this way. As the breeze ruffled her fur, a scent wafted toward her and she craned her head back to see a white wolf somewhere behind her. "Oh!" She hadn't realized someone else was here, unless they showed up just now, but she wasn't bothered by it. In fact..."Hey!" She called towards the pale creature, "Do you see 'em!?" Stranger or not, she wanted to share this experience with someone.