Silvertip Mountain Recognition

@Howl

Despite her sight - or lack thereof - Aster was no stranger to wanderlust. Having their territory claimed made her less wary of quenching her thirst for travel, thus she took time to go further into the Wilds. With the autumn leaving and winter on the rise, it may not have been the best idea to pause on a mountain tip, but that's what Aster did in light of the moon's rise. For her journey, she struggled to stay within the confines of the shade, so when the moon came to full height, Aster relinquished her hiding to look up at the sun.
The tranquility of the night served as a grounding point in her life. Something she looked forward to, yearned for even, when life got to be too overwhelming. This was her time of self-learning.