"Wooaaahhh, yo what the fuck." A dark wolf made her way up the coast, a grin could be spotted as she showed her pearly whites. Bright, orange eyes shined in wonder as she looked over yonder. The area was covered in emerald, swaying grass, her white and black feet could not be seen in the mixture. Norsamu took in a deep breathe, admiring the treasure that had been spotted. She took in the wide sky that started to fade to orange, such a glorious pearl slowly made it's way under the sea line. She had walked up a steep area, not realizing a glorious scene would be ahead.

Without an air of wariness of cautious, Norsamu trotted over to the edge, peering straight down to the endless drop. Sharp, jagged rocks laid at the bottom with various gulls flying around it, occasionally perching onto the rocks. She could see them fly above her and caw, but paid no attention to their squabling, "wonderous," the maned wolf muttered. Sometimes even the scenary can be a treasure.

He kept away as the maned wolf remained by the edge, unafraid of the heights and the winds that called forth. The view was great, but it was a scene that could last many moons, while a meeting would only last for a few moments of the day. It wouldn't go away, but he could, so Norsamu did not mind turning away from the heights. Large paws strided toward the boy, a friendly smile happily displayed as she grew closer to him, "ahoy," she joked upon inching more near.

"Da' fuck is Undersea? Ya live under the waves?" the large wolf chortled, literally thinking of being under the sea, "sounds cool though." How he spoke made it seem that it was his Pack's name, and an unusual one she thought, but interesting nontheless. Norsamu wondered who would create such a name, but what was more interesting as how he referred to this place, the 'mainland,' "Aye ya a newbie" Someone who only recently ventured away from his Pack? He must be a youngin', or a sheltered lad. Such a shame as there was so much in the world!

"Never too late to explore, aye, there more then just here!" This was an elegant view to see, but it wasn't a hunting place, only a treasure for the eye, "ya gotta go more inland my boy, see more then just thee waves." She guessed he lived more toward the ocean- and since he hasn't explored, that's literally all he knew. What a shame! The ocean was great, but there was a lot to behold to the mountains and plains too.

The boy said a lot of unfamiliar names, none she recognized. Though he seemed quite excited to share of his home, so she patiently listened with a somewhat interest. She recognized 'isle,' and grew somewhat curious if the place was an island itself, for she heard of them, but never visited. It was a grand temptation to cross the bridge he pointed out, that Norsamu's sunset gaze lingered onto it with a desire before turning back to Driftwood going on explaining different areas, and the comment of the underwater, "wouldn't it? Get to see all em' fish n' monsters!" She laughed, before continuing, "All sounds coolio my lad!" She said with a grin, "maybe I should visit em' one of these days." She ain't gonna start trouble in an already claimed land. Now that just foolish! Though 'course, if they start something with her first, that's another story.

"Dunno!" She wholeheartedly admitted, "haven't been 'round these parts. Yet." While she has been inland, it wasn't in Teekon Wilds. She's been far from the area, and explored elsewhere before arriving to these perculiar lands. Though for the last few months been sticking around the sea, as she felt an odd inclining to being by the shores as of late. Thoouugh who knew when that would change, she could already see herself leavin' by the time winter be coming. The seabreeze is nasty once the ice hits, she don't want to face it, "but there is always a place to explore laddy, n' i'm gonna find the adventure."