Firefly Ravine Not All Treasure Is Silver And Gold

*snags* c:<

While her plan had been to stay within the territory for awhile longer—until she was certain of her situation, actually—it was often Sen decided to linger along the pack's borders. She'd stay just within their claim and then wander onward, trailing the length of the scent markers along her home. It wasn't often she was met by anyone that brought forth a wave of concern, for things were usually quite quiet and easy to manage. While walking, she'd think, as well as refresh their borders. It was tedious work at times, but nothing she didn't mind doing. It was necessary, and offered to her an ample amount of time to herself. Though, as of late, she'd started regretting her aimless walks. There were times she'd get tired after only a few steps, and even moments in which she'd need to sit and steady herself after experiencing a spell of dizziness. Subconsciously, perhaps she knew what the signs pointed to, but refused to accept it.

Her current walk had been going just fine, the only problem she'd had being a hint of nausea. It was easily pushed through, however, and she'd continued on her way with little more issues. Eventually, she'd spotted the familiar form of her co-leader in the near distance, and had then paused right away. His gait was stranger that usual, even from a distance, and his movements were somewhat sporadic. Having never dared to eat fruits—whether they were ripe or rotten, she'd never been particularly interested in trying them—she could think of nothing that might have caused him to lose whatever morsel of sanity he'd previously had. What she could think of was her walk, and how she wouldn't allow for him to interrupt what had become something of a routine for her. She wouldn't let him interrupt her, and so Sen had continued moving soon after. The woman's steps were normal and her pace even, gaze remaining on the space ahead of her as she moved. Silently, she hoped he might be too caught up in whatever it was that he was doing to notice her. Though she hoped such would be the case, Sen had not looped around to avoid him. Instead she'd taken the same path she usually did, which would take her right past his current location.