Dragoncrest Cliffs this is the gold which we have struck

There is a silent understanding between the two of them which Kalika is incredibly grateful for. Calypso doesn't resist her mother's guidance, but settles into it instead. This doesn't last long before Wildfire makes her way to them, rightfully inquiring about their purpose. Wildfire, Kalika croaks in a hoarse, neglected tone. Then, turning to Calypso, she nudges the girl to roam on her own for a few minutes so as to create the proper atmosphere for an honest conversation, rather than having to worry about sugar-coating the truth.

We seek refuge. The Nereides has fallen and I'm not sure how long she can go without somewhere to stay. Kalika is sure that she can survive on her own for as long as she needs, especially with spring now giving way to summer, but Calypso is still young and fragile. There is no telling what could happen to a girl her age without the long-term protection of a pack. I know that it isn't ideal for a pack with new pups to take in anyone else's, but we can work for it.