Sea Lion Shores Heh. That's Cute.

Ha. Permission to call her Cloud granted. In all fairness, it was a better nickname for her if only because her complexion seemed rather stormy. Filled with sorrow. A touch gloomy. Given the circumstances of her husband's late passing, he didn't expect anything less. Each wolf mourned in their own way and in their own time. He didn't fault her for that.

His ears turned as she asked more questions about his home. "About a day or so," he replied. The journey could take longer or shorter periods of time depending upon the number of distractions. Then again... she spoke of how she never really had an opportunity to travel. That made him very sad for her on a number of levels. Traveling was good for the soul.

"Why not? If you're ever feeling lost, the best place to find yourself again is in the middle of no where." Truth. In isolation, one had nothing but the company of themselves to entertain them. That meant there was lots of time to uncover bitter truths and sort through barriers one may not even know they had. "Consider it. Traveling. The best way to replace old memories is to make new ones." If her pack was strong enough, time away might do her good.

Speaking of, his time here was quickly running out. He'd reached the coast, explored it for a bit, and now it was best if he were on his way. He rose, lifting to his paws as he stretched once more and resigned himself to leaving. "A pleasure meeting you, Cloud. Best of luck to you and yours." With that, he swiftly departed and set forth towards his next adventure.

-Kero exits-