Lake Rodney Hello, Wherever You Are

Hoping to use this towards the medic trade! Any hurt wolves out there? Or ones with more information about herbs to trade? Be gentle with my poor distracted little nerd, please.

She was heading towards the lake in hope of tracking down some herbs that were harder to find within the borders. So far she'd not managed to find any raspberries within the borders, but there were still plenty places to check. She had wanted to kill two birds with one stone, to explore outside the borders more and collect herbs. If she could find anything growing out here, she'd at least know where some things were. Marigold seemed plentiful in the pack borders, so she wasn't so much worried about that. She'd like to have some tetterwort, though, and she'd yet to figure out if it grew here at all or simply went by another name.

She knew that tetterwort liked moist soil and valleys, which is why she made her way to Lake Rodney, not only could she look for that, but any other moist dwelling plants. (Raspberries were another.) She had been mentally rolling through the lessons she'd been taught during her time with her birth pack. The more she worked the more came back to her. She'd never truly realized how easy it was to learn something you enjoyed. Fighting had not come as easy to her, thankfully she had her speed if fighting failed. In her mouth she carried a large leaf with her, having found a mulberry tree within the borders of the pack. She would use this if she found enough herbs to bring back with her, wrapping them in the leaf and carrying them that way. She had seen it done before, and knew that this way she'd not need multiple trips to bring back decent amounts of herbs.

She was near to the lake now, eyes scanning in front of her while her mind whirled on a list of herbs she could find near moist areas. A jolt went through her as her eyes flew over a purple flower and she instantly panned back to it. A grin split her face and she rushed over. Comfrey! There were a few plants scattered around here, she turned and counted them. Her tail waved. She began to examine the plants for health, wanting to pick the best specimens to harvest. Although her ears were perked she was, unfortunately, relatively distracted by the plant.