Whitefish River To the place that I have longed and dreamed for

Assuming @Leo is with her. Athena, you’re always welcomed to pop in, but you aren’t obligated to do so. c:
Edit; Located at Quartz Cavern.

Just as she said she would, Asterr had departed from the forest she’d been camping out in with her young companion. In the time spent there, she’d learned much of the boy, and felt she’d grown closer to him. It was nice to know that she could trust him, no matter how much he grew or aged. He would always be Leo, the boy she’d sworn to protect and care for. No matter what things he might see or voices he might hear, she would stay by his side and ensure his life was not ended before his time came. And so she’d continued her journey with him at her side, her attention always half on his condition and half on where they were going. She needed to be mindful of their surroundings, after all, both to make sure they continued on the path she desired and to be certain that no packs were nearby. While the mountain wolves had been kind in the sense that they hadn’t evicted the dragon and hatchling from their temporary home, she knew that same kindness could not be expected from all. She would need to watch out for any signs that might signal the settlement of a pack, or even a tribe.

The plan had been to continue forward and reach the mountain range in one trip, yet nature was not on their side. Eventually, snow started to fall down around them. It was light, soft underfoot in the few places it stuck, but she did not wish to remain out in it. The idea of Leo catching a cold had her changing their path in an attempt to find shelter. While the elements had forsaken her, nature proved to be a wonderful mother as a cavern was sighted. Asterr wasted no time in ushering the boy inside, only to then notice the bones within. They were large and easily recognizable, bringing her to sniff at the air in an attempt to locate the dangerous beasts. Curiously enough, no fresh scents were detected, which set her mind at ease. The girl was quick to get her companion settled in, only to then station herself near the exit. Just as she’d promised, she would look out for the younger wolf, even going so far as to place herself on guard duty.