Pack Event- The Mountains were Groaning

@Acacia - lemme know if this post is okay! otherwise, i'll fix it

The rolling of debris was close behind him, but it was hardly comparable to what the mountains still had in store. Regardless, the beast himself was still fairly close to the mountains, and they unleashed their bulk with great force, heaving a weight from their shoulders. He moved as quickly as he could, and eventually the sounds of others rang up around him, too. He could barely hear them over the loud groaning of the debris, but whose voices he did hear, he recognized; the monk called out, first loud and panicked. And then he heard Xi'nuata's voice, and felt relief that she was safe. Lham would not call out, he knew, but hearing the monk he was assured that she would be with him. He hadn't heard his leader's second call; the rolling snow and dirt was far too loud now.

Just a little bit further, and he would be clear of the snow. A quick glance over his shoulder told that the rolling wave of debris was losing momentum. But as he swung his gaze back to what lay before him, he was suddenly met with the helpless body of a packmate. For whatever reason, he saw her fall onto her haunches and then to her side. He frowned, and could determine no immediate explanation for her collapse. But Raheerah couldn't leave her behind. He surged toward her, paws churning ruthlessly beneath him until he reached Acacia's side. "MOVE!" He roared. Raheerah wrapped his jaws around the back of her neck and thrusted her forward, an attempt to rouse her and bring her to her paws.

Though the snow and dirt had slowed, they maintained a speed that would still allow the cascade to reach them within seconds. If Acacia would not move, then Raheerah would slip underneath her and carry her on his back in order to dislodge the woman from potential danger.