Hoshor Plains bored now

Spica had enjoyed her adventure with @Syrma but now she was back home and pretty bored. They'd moved to a new territory so that was pretty cool all in all! But she knew that she was looking for more adventures soon and she was pretty sure her twin would agree as well. Meanwhile she hadn't seen her brother Castor in quite a while and wondered what was up with that. Had he left them while they were moving or did he just get lost? Spica told herself she should ask @Speedy about that sometime.

It's soooo flat here! Spica babbled to herself while she walked around the plains, looking for something cool to do. Oh, a hill, she noted as she saw a hill in the distance and Spica started running towards it. Maybe from up there she'd be able to see something cool or find something to do.

-3C°, currently it is partly cloudy and set during the day. Located in Kintla Flatlands, hoshor plains | ooc notes: hope you dont mind this colourful dude hoping in!

It was a pleasure to see the pups so full of energy still - it showed that the pack was doing a good job by keeping them fed so they may blossom into the adult wolves they were meant to be one day. Of course, Speedy was worried about one of her sons... but he preferred to focus on the ones who remained than to go seeking out the one. They had two left and as heartless as it may sound, the good of the two was better than finding if one had perished or not. If he hadn't by now, the boy would continue to do well.

But he would never say such a thing out loud. 

And he would continue to keep his eyes and ears open for any signs of the young Kaistleokian wolf should their paths cross, or hear of a clue for his whereabouts. Hiero was focused on what they had, but he didn't lose hope. 

With a bounce in his step he approached the young pup, Spica, he thinks that what she was called. Greetings lady Spica. He was quick to follow her up the hill, seating himself next to her and looking out over the horizon from their seat atop the slope. What do you see? He said excitedly, looking forward to spending some time with the pack's youth for the first time.

not at all, thank you for joining ^^

The hill didn't prove a whole lot of interesting things at first. As she approached it and climbed it, she looked out over more boring ole' rolling hills. Boooo-ring! Spica's ear and then her head turned backwards towards the voice that greeted her.

Ugh, an adult. Not really Spica's favourite thing, though it wasn't the worst thing. Could've been a responsible adult, which was literally the worst. Spica felt like she was pretty adultlike herself, but also she was conflicted about this feeling 'cause obviously she wasn't like the boring adults, but at the same time she was pretty mature and stuff so like... Anyway, it was a confusing time for Spica with a lot of identity crisis and trying to decide whether being an adult or adolescent was cooler. Young adult, maybe?

Anyway, the adult. He called her lady Spica which caused another conflict as Spica tried to decide whether that sort of respect was pretty cool and made her pretty cool, or if it was just overly polite and therefore stuffy and unnecessary. She was pretty sure she knew his name but didn't remember it right then and whatever, it would get to her, or not, didn't matter.

Hi, she said, and then huffed in disappointment in response to his question. Just boring old plains. This place is the boringest! Spica rolled her eyes. She'd barely given the lands a good look, but she didn't need to. She'd mostly seen boring plains, and so she assumed that there would only be more to see on the other side of her hill.