Moonspear now it's hard to breathe

It seemed as though both of them expected the other to decide what they were going to do. Dune was puzzled by this, considering Charon was the de facto leader, but maybe this was a test. Then again, Dune seemed to think everything was a test these days. He was not sure if he would ever stop being tested (or at least feeling as though he were being tested). Dune weighed the options that he saw before him.

They definitely couldn't try to catch it where it was right now. The risks were too high. Where they currently stood below it, if they moved up to try and chase it to level ground, they would likely only chase it upward, making their prospects even slimmer. In fact, Dune could not seem to form a single plan that didn't end with the wolves falling to their death. That was frustrating, to say the least.

"Too dangerous," he concluded, turning to Charon with a disappointed look on his face.