Hoshor Plains do you know how long it would take me to read thirteen billion books.

It hadn't taken long for Liffey at least to determine that Hoshor Plains really needed to be nothing more than a pausing point on their journey. There was not much to the land besides space. It was flat, treeless and covered in nothing but golden blades of tall grass. She did admire the open air that gave her a clear view of the sky she paid so much attention to, but other than that, she really didn't care much for the place.

And so, the girl wandered. As always, Liffey had given notice to @Rannoch before going away from the pack, but as always, she hadn't exactly stuck to the forecasted trajectory she had given to him at the time of her departure. She'd intended to explore more to the East, but had been distracted by following a broad herd of buffalo as they moved North towards the edge of the mountains.

The young Blackthorn had no intention of attempting to hunt the buffalo she followed; she wasn't as stupid as her mother to take on such a fierce beast on her own. But the aspiring ranger had long ago learned that following herds like this often was a good way of mapping the land and discovering useful natural resources.  So, Liffey cantered along peacably with them, steering clear enough that they knew she was no thread and so ignored her.