Cassiopeia's View Foreign terrain is by far the most treacherous

The blustering winds up in the mountains were enough to penetrate Sermira's thick pelt. The cliffs had not been kind to her as she journeyed, her constant blundering making her feel as though she was a small pup again. In those moments she found herself reminiscing about her old pack, mainly the times with her siblings. How they would laugh. She thought, her mind betraying her. In the past she would've steeled herself against such arbitrary thoughts. Thoughts like those do not make an Alpha, her father would've said to her. She tosses her head, a bark of laughter escaping her maw. Ahh, how ashamed he would be of me. For a moment she saddens at the broken bond she left behind, but then reminds herself calmly, "A leader with no heart, is no leader at all." She softly nods her head in agreement to her own whispered words. 
    She violently shudders as a sharp piercing wind strikes her side, briefly letting her gaurd down. Her paw slips off of the rocky cliff edge as she shifts and she gasps in suprise. Her claws dig into the sedimentary rock in front of her and scrape their way through the moving rock. Finally, her claws sink into a firm hold. She pauses and steadys her strong form before reaching her paw back up onto the thin ledge she had slid from. The distance was short enough for her to pull her large frame onto the outcropping, her wide shoulders giving her ample room to shift around and shimmy herself up the last few inches. She rests on the ledge, keeping close to the cliff face and wearily peering over the edge at the trees that lay far below. She stands slowly and huffs. Better keep moving. 
   She treads lightly, placing one large paw in front of the next, keeping her cranium low to the ground for better balance. She remains like this untill the ground in front of her optics starts to grow wider. She flicks her amber eyes up, spotting a large outcropping. That must be Cassipoea's View. She sighs in relief, quickening her pace towards her destination.