Boartusk Heights Golden Light Shining From Above [m]

Day was quick to reassure her-stuttering over all of what he seemed to want to say- and Amber pressed her muzzle to his neck with a hum of happiness. She didn't take the harshness of his first words to heart, at least not the wrong way; she was glad he was so passionate about having pups. The grey man was gentle with her, kind-he would make a good father, should he chose to stay as he was now promising. In a few weeks, he would come to her-she just needed to give direction. 
               "I'm glad we share feelings on puppies: will you stay with me, if I am? Or would you plan on coming back and forth to see your children?"
Twisting her head completely around, eyes going right to the two vertical spikes in which she'd climbed up through and straining to see the waters of Silver Creek. Giving a quick lick to his muzzle before laying comfortably against his side again. 
                                        "Its that way: when you get to the very base of these mountains, there is a forest.... We are hidden behind that, and if you reach any other mountains or a plateau, you've gone too far."