Silvertip Mountain Light of a clear blue morning

"Eden is a new memeber of the pack," he explained, though he had nothing to say to her accusation. I'm always weird around you, he thought, but decided not to voice the opinion. Maybe he was being weirder than usual, but he was sure that this was something that she'd be better off asking Steady about. He didn't even know the whole story, after all. Maybe they could ask him together. Maybe not.

A hearty laugh escaped him as she immediately took hold of the idea, leading the way off on her own. Day hurried to catch up with her and shot her a serious look. "Just go slow, and stay close to me, okay? Steady would kill me if I let you slip and fall and get your tail paralyzed or something," he warned, though he followed docily after the youngster. They would have to stay at the top, where it was just flat enough that he wouldn't have a heart attack if she slipped a little - though he'd be ready to grab her, either way. Hopefully, this wasn't too terrible of an idea.

"Just for a little bit, and then let's do something else," he said when they got to the glacier. Day made sure his paws had a good, steady grip before he looked up to tell Adeline it was okay to get on.