Whitefish River hit the sunroof

Liri could see that her words had invoked a rather disgusted response and the healer was glad she had warned him. One less victim for the dark shadows that had marked her with their teeth - proof the hazy memories had been real. 

"That's wise of you," she murmured, distracted by the distant clouds. They were heavy and grey and spoke of rain to come. Liri turned back to the male, sensing that their conversation was drawing to its end. "It's been a pleasure chatting with you but I must get home," she told Slavik with a smile and a dip of her head towards the clouds. It would be smart of the loner to find shelter as well, if he didn't want to get soaked that was. "Goodbye Slavik, I hope you enjoy Teekon's many beauties," the fae said in farewell as she turned, her pale tail swaying above her flanks as she disappeared into the grass.

She left the river behind and it was not long before the sound of the rushing waters and the scent of the lone wolf faded away as well. The Alpha loped back to the plateau in silence, slowing to a walk when she needed to as her leg was sore from the extra loads of work it had been getting recently. The footpaths led her back onto her home and the ranks of the dark forest soon concealed her snowy pelt from sight as the first droplets of rain began to fall.

thanks for the thread!