Silvertip Mountain Star Spangled Child

She seemed to consider his questions, and he smiled softly as he waited patiently. She was rather thoughtful for a pup her age. Wise beyond her time, much like Steady himself. Sure, she would take her adventures, and make her mistakes, but Steady had a feeling she would mature rather quickly.

She admitted she was watching the stars and moon, and Steady followed her gaze to them. They were rather bright tonight, not hidden by the clouds. He chuckled when she said maybe they could touch them. Well, while I can get you close, I don't think I can get you quite that close, he admitted. Come on, he said, motioning his head for her to follow. 

He made his way slowly, glancing at her often to see that she kept up and didn't get distracted. He didn't take the most direct route, as that would have been too difficult a terrain for her short legs. So, he took the longer, easier, route. They had time, anyways. 

He reached what normally would have been thick bushes, but were now bare from the locusts, so one could see through the branches. Steady lowered his head as he pushed through the bare branches, using his body to move them so that she could make her way through without, hopefully, getting stuck. Once through, they came upon a ledge, clear of any debris, or high trees. It was a clear view for miles, both on land and in the sky. Steady looked to Odette to see her reaction.