Boartusk Heights Golden Light Shining From Above [m]

Set sometime before his visit to BAF

He'd lost Eden's scent somewhere in the rain, but Grayday wasn't too worried. I'll be able to track someone down as soon as the sky clears. Someone will be able to point me in the right direction, he'd thought. But the skies had been clear and blue for several hours already, and Day hadn't run into anyone just yet.

Still, the situation seemed salvagable. The fen was surrounded by water, and near to the western rise of mountains that'd been in his sights through the whole journey. He was nearer now to the mountains than any scent of water, and so, the grayscale male decided to do a bit of climbing. His eyes weren't great, but he figured he'd be able to see a couple of big lakes if he got to a good enough vantage point.

So Grayday climbed, and it was impossible to say when he stopped looking for a good vista and started trying to track down that scent. He knew it well enough, by now. His first encounters with it had led to nothing of consequence, as he'd been too young to put children into the women who'd allowed him near enough to try, and his encounter with the dark stranger had been unremarkable, to say the least. (He didn't know if it was his own rusty charms or the shewolf's pickiness that'd caused her to pass him over, but with some distance between them, he couldn't begrudge the woman her opinions.)

He caught sight of the shewolf and the forgotten vantage point almost at the same time. A shock of static electricity seemed to shoot through his body, while his mind lit up with bright lights. I could see the fen from there, he thought to himself, though his eyes quickly skipped over the jutting stone to trace the figure of yet another dark woman.

Hopefully, this one would be more receptive to him than the last.

"You wouldn't happen to know where a pack called Broken Antler Fen lies, would you?" he asked, the words coming out with surprising ease despite the jumping-jacks his heart was performing in an attempt to pump red blood to certain parts of his body.