The Wall From sand to hard stone

Hope you don't mind me ^^

Haven walked along the rocky ridge, stopping about every five seconds to look around. The young she-wolf had decided to go out of Jade Fern Grove to explore Teekon Wilds more, and see what else was out there. She was ever so curious and every step she took was more and more exciting for her. She'd walked all night it seemed, and though she wouldn't admit it, was a bit lost. Haven was generally a fine tracker, but sometimes she could get too caught up in her own exciting world and forget where she's even going or how to get back. She knew she would have to go back soon, for she couldn't stay away from her pack too long, but she was having so much fun exploring, so she decided to spend a couple more hours before trying to fin her way back home.

Haven came over a rock hill, looking out over the valley below her. She could definitely smell that there had been other wolves in the area, but one scent seemed pretty strong as if someone had been there recently. She stopped to inspect a curious pink mushroom, prodding it with her fluffy white paws. She shrugged and gave up on it. As soon as she looked up she saw another wolf walking over a nearby ridge. She dropped down, ears flattened against her head. This encounter would be different than her previous encounters. She'd only met other wolves in her pack since moving to Teekon Wilds, and this other wolf might not be as friendly. Nevertheless Haven had to meet him.

She stood up, her light colored pelt rippling in the ridged winds. She made a short and friendly bark, alerting the other wolf of her presence. Then she slowly padded in his direction, excited to meet him, yet worried he would rip her to shreds or worse. She stopped about ten feet away from him. He was a handsome dark grey and white wolf with eccentric blue eyes. She eyed him for a moment waiting for him to make a move, bright golden eyes glinted in the morning light. He didn't seem like a bad wolf, she'd just have to wait and see. Hi. I'm Haven. And you are? She asked in a friendly fashion, dipping her head respectfully.