Ankyra Sound i mean like a goddamn marching band

“A mountain, further inland,” she tells her. “There’s a geyser field on the east of it, I think,” she adds, trying to remember. She hadn’t spent a lot of time there with Ajatar and Denali but it’s the only real landmark she has to go by.
 
The information about the cats leaves her curious. The sickness killed them, or they left in the threat of wolves, but it is still not a satisfying answer. If it kills the cats, spread to the wolves, where does that leave them? Helix resists the urge to put another step between her and Lily but instead watches for sudden movements and signs of sickness. The new companion has a wet noise and no drainage from her eyes, her voice isn’t riddled with the sickly rasp, and she doesn’t seem weak or fatigued. Helix isn’t much of a healer but she’s seen enough in her lifetime to know what sickness looks like.
 
“I do not know the teekon well enough to help you in that regard,” she confesses with a bit of a shrug. She has no interest of going out of her way for someone she doesn’t know and a pack that has no relation with Drageda. “But I wish you luck.”