Blackfeather Woods dwindling

He agreed to practise and followed Cicero's move; uneven and clunky at first, like when you first try something and it is not working out, but he remained a diligent student and continued to practise until he got it right. Such patience would get him a long way in life, Cicero knew. "Very well," he praised. "Another trick to spying is when you stand completely still. When you move, you are distracting. That is why when you sneak, your gait must be even. When you are listening to wolves who stand still, and you do not move, there will be nothing to hear or see for them, for their eyes detect change in their surroundings above all other things. The biggest danger is scent." He looked to see if the child understood before he continued, "One can see where the wind comes from, and then go against it. When one can smell one's enemies the strongest from the same distance, one's own position is best. Do you wish to try? Circle Cicero and find out where best to stand." The forest did not have as much wind as an open place, perhaps, but if Euron could do it here then he could do it anywhere.