Deepwood Weald Nothing but blue skies up above

Second trip thread! Appologies for the rush, as soon as we reach our destination everything will get better! @Kinvara @Alkiva @Scully (We'll assume she traveled with them the whole way)! <3 @Akazia and @Jaida for reference -- we're almost there!

They had been traveling for three days now. The first stop had been at Horizon Ridge as he'd later found out, the second was at Gyrfalcon's Keep because of the rocky terrain. Today, they had made good time aross Honeyed Pasture to stay away from the Donnelaith pack. Zaavier was proud of his lot, and soon, they had found yet another forest.

He raised his tail as if he could tell the group they were stopping here for the rest of the day with a single swift movement. "This looks like a good place to stop." He told them finally, pausing on the outskirts of the forest. The sun was high in the sky at this time of day, just passing it's highest point. Birds called from the branches high up top the lanky trees. They would rest here until nightfall, then set out from there. Zaavier narrowed his eyes and peered into the eery forest. Inside, the ground was covered in green and red ferns. They were so populated, you could hardly see the forest floor. Even with so few fully grown leaves right now, they still lit up the ground. The high branches were creepy and knarly, tangling together in thick masses, but leaving the base of the trees completely clear of limbs. They allowed light to fall into the lower levels of forest at odd angles and the hazy fog limited his vision. The brute's stomach churned. "We shouldn't go deep in there. We could easily get lost. We'll stay on the outskirts so we can still see the end of the forest," he concluded for them, deciding it was their best bet.

He glanced at the girls following him with a smile. Truth be told, he was greatful to have them with him, no matter their strengths and oddities. With yet another flick of his tail, Zaav set off to scale the treeline, looking for a good place to rest and expecting the girls to follow.