March 27, 2018, 12:19 PM
ooc: naturalist thread anyone? sorry for a craptacular post :0
The move in hadn't been too doifficult for the woman to adjust, she quite enjoyed the new scenery. New places to explore and call home as well as new wolves to meet, it was a real treat that practically everyone made it in one piece all together here. Settling in was already done, but now Gracious was on a mission to really know the land. She had plenty of faith in Jomyo to lead the group of danger was ever evident and overpowering, but she wanted some confidence in herself to be able to navigate if needed.
With a light trot, Gracious set out deeper into the land, making mental notes as she went along. She was carving out a map in her head pretty successfully, though when she saw new fauna, she stopped and decided to take a break while exploring. New plants were always nice to know about, especially if they had healing or poisonous properties in them. Aspen and pine, tall-growing grasses and flowers -- the woman really felt at home in the little haven of hers. But she couldn't just keep it to herself, she wanted to share the lovely spot to others, perhaps educate them on the flora here.
The move in hadn't been too doifficult for the woman to adjust, she quite enjoyed the new scenery. New places to explore and call home as well as new wolves to meet, it was a real treat that practically everyone made it in one piece all together here. Settling in was already done, but now Gracious was on a mission to really know the land. She had plenty of faith in Jomyo to lead the group of danger was ever evident and overpowering, but she wanted some confidence in herself to be able to navigate if needed.
With a light trot, Gracious set out deeper into the land, making mental notes as she went along. She was carving out a map in her head pretty successfully, though when she saw new fauna, she stopped and decided to take a break while exploring. New plants were always nice to know about, especially if they had healing or poisonous properties in them. Aspen and pine, tall-growing grasses and flowers -- the woman really felt at home in the little haven of hers. But she couldn't just keep it to herself, she wanted to share the lovely spot to others, perhaps educate them on the flora here.