Dragoncrest Cliffs Even just a little bit

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Hoping for a @Kendra, but anyone’s welcome to join.

At some point, an even greater amount of snow had fallen than what he’d previously seen. It’d covered the world and left a pale blanket in place of all of the flora and fauna, creating a sight similar to what he believed his father’s birthplace to look like. It was difficult to navigate, and so he’d given up trying. There was no way to get through it without struggling, forcing him to settle for remaining within the cavern. To be what felt like confined wasn’t the least bit comfortable, but he’d tried to keep from complaining for the time being. The snow would eventually melt, he’d tried to tell himself, but even his own inner voice couldn’t convince the yearling. There was a lot of snow, far more than what could just melt overnight—it was clear that he’d have to deal for a bit longer than he would have liked, and all because the weather liked to play with peoples’ emotions.

However long had passed since he and Kendra had stumbled across the pack was lost on him, the days that had passed having not been paid attention to. The amount of time mattered little, anyways, because the fact still stood that he hadn’t made any attempts at socializing. Alexander had kept to himself, as per usual, interacting only with his friend when he saw her. Today was no different, either, as he began creeping around in search of the girl he’d arrived with.[/td][td valign=center] [/td][/tr][/table]