Thunder Dome I simply wander around you

The type of place he described sounded similar to a vantage point, which could probably serve him well when he wished to keep away from others of the tribe. It would allow him an excellent view of the forest and, while some areas might be hidden from view, give him the chance to see approaching wolves before it was too late. Such spaces were plentiful along the ridges of the mountain, providing excellent views of the borders and the lands beyond them, but never had she sought one within the cavern. It'd seemed unnecessary, given that the cavern was well away from the borders and not prone to intruders. She'd searched for spaces based on how practical they had seemed at the time, the things they absolutely needed prior to the tribe's founding, but now was a time to find a place for leisure—and it seemed as if they wouldn't have to search long, either, for already had the male pointed out a spot befitting his description.

Asterr looked to the ridge, taking note of how high it was and in which direction it protruded from. She knew not yet how one might be able to reach it, but she felt positive of one thing. "Given the location, I believe it would offer you a direct view into the clearing," she began, moving her gaze off of the ridge and to her companion. "Of course, we can not confirm this until we have found a way to get up there and have a look, but I am fairly certain the clearing will be visible. Majority of the woods, perhaps, too." The only problem was figuring out how to get up there. She hadn't found any areas along the walls fit for climbing just yet, but that wasn't to say they didn't exist. Still, finding such a place could prove difficult, and so she'd considered another thought.

"I do not know if there is a way to access it from within this cavern, but there may be a place above that can lead down into it," the girl voiced, proposing her idea. "There are many openings in the ceiling littered all throughout the cavern, which leads me to believe that one might be placed over top that ridge. If we can find it on the peaks above, and the opening is large enough, perhaps that could serve as your way of accessing it until something more convenient is discovered?" There was nothing to guarantee that they'd locate the exact spot above that specific ridge, or even that an opening (let alone one large enough to crawl through) would be found. Even still, it couldn't hurt to try.