Autumn had traveled with Kesik for the rest of the day, persisting closer to the shore but heading south. Soon they'd be taking a turn towards the west. They had exchanged some pleasant unimportant talk about the weather recently and such, but no personal details about family and home nor large pieces of information. She was tired of walking and as soon as she arrived in le romantic flower field she glanced back at him. You wanna set up camp here for the night? I'm tired of walking for now, my legs are killin' me. She chuckled, though she really did wanna sit and rest. It would be night soon anyway- le romantic sunset was low in the sky as the top of the sky turned deep shades of deep blue-indigo and colors that neared purple.

When Kesik agreed, Autumn smiled and sat down, settling comfortably in a bed of daises that would soon begin to bloom in the spring. When he asked about her, she thought about how she would describe herself and her life. Well, I wasn't born here, but when I was a few weeks old we moved to here in the Wilds, me and my family. We lived on Silvertip Mountain. Me and my two cousins, Storm and Vulpis, were the youth, while the adults were my mom and dad and my cousins' mom. We all lived in the same big den so my cousins were like siblings to me. My dad taught me to deceive, but I rarely use that skill... It seems mean. I was raised a lot on the legends and lore of spirit foxes and their fights against demons. When I was a year and a month or two a decided I wanted to adventure. Ever since then I've been wandering and exploring the Wilds. I have many friends, who I only saw once, but one enemy who I've seen four times. A coywolf, whiteish-grey with a black head and yellow eyes. She's a liar, holding children captive, and mean. But at least I have lotsa friends. She concluded her biography with a broad grin and a wag of her fluffy flame tail. Then she pointed at Kesik with a jet-black little paw. But enough about me! Tell me about you, Kesik. Autumn said in a friendly and interested tone.

Autumn listened to his story intently as well, drinking up his words like water in the desert. She frowned thoughtfully. Personally she thought his was more dramatic than her. I'm sorry your mom left. That must of been hard, to survive alone. And I'm sorry you got seperated from your brothers. She said. She wouldn't know what it was like to even miss one parent, it must be hard with none! She'd always felt bad for her cousins who never knew their father. But Kesik was an orphan of sorts. When he mentioned the coywolf again, she nodded as her eyes narrowed. I always seem to run into her. I'll try to keep away. She said, her tone speaking her dislike towards Caiaphas very obviously. But she decided to leave behind the topic of that jerk and move to something more pleasant. She glanced into Kesik's blue eyes. Sometimes it was easy to tell when someone had an idea, and she could tell. You look thoughtful or something. What's up? Autumn asked Kesik with a curious tilt of her head.

Autumn listened, reminding herself to stay open-minded to his ideas, as he explained why Wapun Meadow would be a nice place to live until the weather warmed up and they headed to the coast. She thought it over deeply for about twenty seconds. She had done a lot of adventuring. She could take a short break, right? It would probably be only a month or two. Sure. Sounds good! She said, with a grin and wag of her tail. She thought it over again. Sheltered, One nice stream, one nice den... One nice den. One. Sharing a den? Sharing a den? Sharing a den?!? She didn't bother to ask, just hoped it was big enough for them to each get some personal space.

She followed him, and was quickly relieved of her worries. It was big with two tunnels branching off. He offered Autumn the bigger and warmer space, and she smiled genuinely at his generosity. Thanks, Kesik! I think I'm going to really love it here. Everything here. She said with a quick glance at his handsome face before her amber-flecked eyes turned back to her den. Without a word she squeezed through the tunnel into the big warm chamber. Her head turned and she observed her new home in awe.

Soon she heard silence. Autumn glanced into his chamber just as he fell asleep, and couldn't help but think about how cute he looked while he slept. Turning away, she curled up in her own chamber. Goodnight, Kesik... She murmured quietly as she drifted off into dreams. The sun finally set on their first day together, marking an end to a very important day for both of them.