Blackfeather Woods Exploration is key

I hope you don't mind I join this..

After the aftermath of what went down with the fox, she had isolated herself for a while to get back into control of her own being. She wasn't to slip up like it again, the cost had been to damagingly last time. Without her medicine, she needed to learn her own self control. The poppy seeds she could get without much debate but it would put her to sleep, something she could not afford. She had stationed at the borders once again and her fully awareness was needed for what her job was to do. But it wasn't just that.  Burke had trusted her with something precious, and she needed to have the right mindset to do it. She needed to be calm, patient and without the anger that harboured her soul. Something like what she was asked to do, she just couldn't afford to mess up. Not then, not ever. 

While she deemed herself 'off duty' she took to exploring the great and dark land of Blackfeather, hoping to find more secrets the land held. There was always new places of interest to scope out, to take as her home, for the borders would not help her survive the winter. The river had been a good place to start, from her previous investigation, yet she had to pass Redgrove, the resting place of the Dark Queen. The last time had been to hard, so she sought out a better way. The Web was a decent means of travel, yet most of it was too flooded to journey. There had to be another route around the keep, near the Alpha den. She had been there once before, but knew perfectly well Burke liked his privacy. And she would respect it. Her nose reached the chilly breeze for the scent of him, hoping to find him somewhere else. She did not want to be accused of snooping. Instead, she ventured near the Glen, for a better distance. 

As she walked, a new scent hit her. It was familiar yet different at the same time. It could only be one, she realised as her eyes widened, She contemplated just turning around instead of facing it, but the irresponsibility seemed too great. Either way, she had to meet them. Up ahead, she seen the small, dark figure of the pup. Kendra? She didn't exactly know. She had glanced at them only once before at the funeral, but never made contact. Yet, something seemed off about just leaving her there by herself. Surely Burke wouldn't approve of her haste to get away, for her future job was to babysit them. 
Clearing her throat, she walked closer to the pup. She didn't want to scare her nor give off the wrong tone. "Hello there" She greeted, rather pleasantly than she was accustomed to. "I'm Nemesis" She didn't know what else to say, or if the child could even communicate. Ultimately, she was clueless but she had to learn soon.