Qeya River Vatican City

Nah you're good :)

The large wolf stated his name. Or maybe it was a title, whatever it was it fit him great. You most certainly are. Anwyl though sarcastically. Nice to meet you Goliath. He said kindly, bowing his head a little. He was still kind of nervous. If he somehow rubbed this guy the wrong way, he could easily be dead meat. He'd just have to be even nicer than usual. It was obvious that Goliath had some sort of speech impediment, or maybe he was wasn't very bright. His sentences were fragmented oddly, and very simple. But at least he could be understood.

Oh no, this guy is not walking on this river. He thought wide eyed as Goliath placed one foot on the river, testing it. Anwyl tensed up at the large male's every move, scared the ice would crack at any moment. But since Goliath seemed pretty damn set on water walking, Anwyl could always try and help. Ok, I'll teach you... I guess. Come over here. The tiny boy looked up at the massive man, flashing him a friendly grin. As soon as he turned to walk away he raised his eyebrows and sighed. This is gonna be some work.

Anwyl traveled along searching for a thicker part of the ice, one that Goliath could possibly stand on. All the way he continued to scan the river and its surroundings, wondering where it let out and if there was a water fall somewhere nearby. They passed an interesting part in the ice where the river split. One half of the river continued on as icy, the other fork split into running water. Huh. He thought deciding that it called for further investigation. Anwyl turned back around to his companion and nodded his head. The ice on the fork to the right was pretty thick. It might be able to hold Goliath.

Ok so, stand up really straight ok? And shift your weight onto all four paws. Then walk into the ice like this. But be as light as you possibly can. Nervously Anwyl waddled onto the frozen river and slid across to the other side at the patch of land that started the fork in the river. He slid onto the grass and then turned around to face Goliath. He nodded his head, telling the giant that it was his turn to try.