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She felt his nose against her cheek, comforting her. Her tail wagged in relief as she straightened, glad that she hadn't upset him too much. He seemed to blame himself, and she blamed herself. Better to silently agree to disagree. She chuckled at his joke, then grew serious. Maybe it's a good thing you felt so safe here. Like, maybe that's Odinn's way of reassuring you that this is where we're supposed to be. She looked to him, gauging his reaction.

A slow smile spread across her maw as he seemingly tried to convince someone, her or himself maybe, that he would be a great leader and that this was the best choice for them. I don't think anyone is worried, Ragnar, that you'll lead us astray. We all know that you have the pack's best interest at heart, she responded. If you think this is the place, then this is the place. Her voice was confident because she believed in Ragnar. She knew that relocating was the smart choice, as well, since there seemed to be a murderous bear in and around Horizon Ridge.

He seemed to like her idea of exploring, and gestured for her to lead the way. She stepped forward, her eyes taking in the scenery. The forest was lush and alive with nature. As they made their way to the center of their potential new home, a clearing emerged. In the middle was a sizable lake that would bring in prey and double as a water source and a place to cool off. She made her way to the edge of the water, looking down into it. Several fish swam by quickly, a good sign that there was a good population of them here for food. She lowered her head to take a few laps of water before looking to Ragnar. It seems so peaceful here, she commented.