Silvertip Mountain calling

Tonravik nodded at Aguta's words. It will not happen again. She would not disappear, and she would give no reason for Aguta to doubt that. And so, there would be no need for either error to occur. Tonravik continues. I have sent Skyfall to find the shadow wolf, Toothless, who she had given a name, but had not spoken. Tonraq had come, but I set off with him when he had returned. He is Tartok's messenger, now; he is finding other potential recruits to come. She grins at this. Their unit would grow and prosper. Tartok was such a family that other wolves were more than willing to help the budding flower that was here. Soon they would be in full bloom.

Aguta shook her head, and Tonravik nodded. She did not take much stock in spirits; she believed in what she saw. Still, she knew belief was a powerful thing. But power, true power, was more than that, and so she was not concerned.

Tonravik then gestures ahead, inviting the icy-eyed woman to walk with her, to explore their home further than they already had. There were still plenty of secrets to be had in these lands, and she could not wait to discover them.