Moonspear thought i could do this on my own

As much as she normally might have liked to stew further on the idea of bringing Goober to the end he deserved and to scheme further regarding the neighborhood packs, these matters seemed to set aside more neatly now that her curiosity on them was sated just enough. Now, she felt more keen to relax beneath the subtle starlight and he soon shifted the subject away from current events too. There would be time for that later on, of course. For now, her focus was heavenward.

"Definitely," she agreed with a soft sigh as she glanced from star to star, squinting even to see if she could see past them onto more. Up here, the view was pure and unobstructed -- nothing could match it, or ever dream of surpassing it as far as she was concerned in this moment. "You know.. maybe there is one somewhere. Or.. perhaps there once was one long ago," she mused. The idea of a world center connecting heaven and earth was prevalent enough in various types of mythos that it would not surprise her for it to be rooted in some sort of truth way, way back in the histories of old. She'd heard enough bizarre tales to have an open mind -- this world, its skies, and the nature it inspired, were fantastic and impressive, so who knew? "Besides, mountains are sacred for a reason," she grinned briefly in vague way because maybe that played into it, and maybe it did not. She could entertain the idea, regardless, despite being a creature rooted in logic out of necessity. A little idealism never hurt.