Blackfeather Woods All I see is black

She chuckled to herself. Of course he would ask that. She probably looked crazy doing so. The priestess hardly blamed the younger wolf. She stole a glance to the cobweb once more then turned her indigo gaze to Ohen. "Have you heard of scrying or prophesizing?" She asked, rhetorically; he had no reason to answer. "My religion considers cobwebs and spiders sacred. That is one of the symbols of our goddess Mephala, the Webspinner she is called. It is said that she hides messages in the strands of cobwebs, among other places."

She tilted her head then, and wondered how Ohen would respond. Ohen was one of the wolves of her pack that did not believe in her religion, but another one entirely. He might call her reasoning (as her baby daddy Bane would have said:) utter bull. "But naturalists also study the activities and habits of the other creatures around us. You can learn a lot from watching other animals."