Like the strong scout and leader she most certainly was, she showed the group that had decided to follow her to some promised land a way around the mountains that did not involve too much climbing. There was a small passage, slightly dangerous due to falling rocks, but nothing that could harm them too much. Chusi was very capable of climbing mountains, but she wasn't so sure about her coastal companion and the charmer.

They had to swim a small bit of the way through a river, then follow a curving path southeast through a small part of a forest. There was an open field where they eventually came out, mountains to their southwest and the flatlands more east. So far so good. Chusi also knew there was a pack on the mountain, the one where Olive might still be residing, but she wasn't sure. There was also Redhawk Caldera where she had met the nice wolf Raven. Through the woods was the way back to the coast... Back to Ingram and his devilsister, but Chusi resisted. She was perfectly capable of fending for her own and her companions. So what if she missed him or the other way around? It had been his decision to stay, not her decision to leave. What a dick.

'How 'bout we rest 'ere for'a bit? She asked, tongue lolling out of her mouth with a smile. They had already traveled quite a good distance and surely they were tired.

Now that Ingram had no chance with her anymore, Chusi couldn't think of herself with another. Perhaps she wasn't like her mother and father, destined to be together with a soulmate to eventually spawn a new generation of Fearghals. The Gorgon blood tainted her every cell, it seemed, and therefore messed with her destiny. Perhaps the single fact that she was born of a no-one and a monster was enough to be shamed for.

The men that had followed her did not seem to chase after her hips either. Of course, she had not thought that Arrille might ever make an advance on her, but she didn't know the other two all that well. Koji, as far as she knew, was quite like herself. Optimistic but capable of worry, trusting and friendly with a pleasant aura. She liked being near him. Clock, well, he hadn't made a big impact on her yet. Perhaps he was more brawn than brain, not really something she liked. Sure, their fighting could be impressive, but it took more to woo the warrior.

She looked at Arrille, quiet and alone, but decided not to bother him. Perhaps this place meant something to him, something with his family, and she didn't want to infiltrate his thoughts with small talk just to feel less alone. She watched the two older men wander off to somewhere nearby and Chusi settled herself in what would soon be the shade in the coming morning. She knew only slightly where they were going, perhaps back to Northstar Vale, but that place had been such a gem that it had to be claimed by now... Perhaps she never should have left there. Would her companions even stick around to the end of their journey, wherever that may be?

Chusi couldn't hear what they were saying, but it was probably just men talk. She was perfectly fine on her own here if she were being honest. She rolled onto her back, observing the clouds. It wasn't a nice spring sky yet. Just grey and grey and even more grey. How boring.