Shadow Mountain it's the only shade we know

he gave her a small smile, sighing softly. "sorry," he replied with a roll of his shoulders. at least nothing had come of both of their frights-- just a little bit of raised shoulder fur. slowly, his heartbeat slowed. his nose still twitched as he adjusted. "i was too," he said, nodding to the deer-- which she'd already noticed, "it was wounded, took a while for it to actually die... and by the time it did the storm had hit, i didn't mean to get this far from home." he gave another soft sigh, he really just wanted to be home. was it snowing this hard at sunspire? was wraen okay? was rannoch? liffey? seabreeze? he hoped so.

"guess we're holed up until it passes," he added, slowly sliding back down onto his stomach-- it was more comfortable.