Dragoncrest Cliffs free at last, free at last

She moves along with him, keeping a relatively easy pace as he leads. However, her expression remains curious at best and blank at most. When they came to the opening in the forest, where the mule deer has taken up space, she turns to look expectantly at the boy. It would make her feel better to have a third wolf to help but as her son assures her he has it, she lets him continue with the lead. If he doesn’t have it, he’ll learn, and if he does, then they have a meal to share together.

Thuringwethil moves opposite of Bobby to stay flush the other side, but she does not advance until she’s given the go-ahead.