Moonspear onwards to the edge

Hmm. No idea how far this place went... He glanced around now that his eyes were adjusting. For a cave it seemed pretty roomy. They could fit a few more wolves in here easy and still have enough room to turn around. He took a few paces forward, sniffing the air here and there as she went on about a bear. He smirked. No doubt she was teasing. If he could barely fit through that crevice, a bear didn't stand a chance. "Mm. I'll let you distract it while I push through that hole." His voice was light, jesting.

The goal in this had only been to find someplace dry. As that mission was accomplished, he scoped the area out for a nice little spot to settle in. He found something and pushed a few rocks aside with his still muddy paws. With the area clear, he spun a circle before sitting down rather lazily. Man. It felt sooo good to be mostly off his feet.

Her question rang out in the air. Kero glanced upwards to where she'd made herself at home on a fancy looking rock. It suited her, he realized. She held herself in such a way that held an air of mystery. The distance was appropriate for her level of detachment.

"Following the clearer skies," he said simply, wondering how much of himself he dare share. He could babble nonsense for days, but there was more to him than his mouth even if he did like to hear the sound of his own voice. "Actually. These mountains are far less steep than those in the north. The clouds were headed that way; gathering there." Clouds liked mountains for some reason. Likely because that was where the warm air from the valley rushed to meet the cool air of the mountain altitudes. Made rain easier.

"Besides, all the water is rushing down there. Higher, dryer ground makes for better sleeping." He glanced at her. "Make sense?"