Wild Berry Meadow The only thing on my mind

It had been more than a week, since Wraen had left Moonspear without a second glance back, and now that she was standing in the Wild Berry Meadow and looking over to the mountain range looming in the distance, she realized that they had not put that much distance between their new place of residence and their former home. She had heard from snippets of conversations between Terance, Rannoch and Liffey that well-intended "farewells" had not gone that smoothly and that there were hurt feelings on the other side. Technically Moonspear's leaders and subordinates weren't their friends anymore. 

Wraen did not have much regrets about leaving, but she felt sorry for Terance, who had worked very hard for months to get as far as he had, only to leave everything and start fresh. Ever since their argument on the evening of them leaving, she had not talked to him about, how he felt about it now, and apologize for her outburst then. But now she was eager to make it up to him. And conversations always go better, if you have something on the table, right?

The hare she had been observing from afar, had drawn closer without taking notice of the predator that was lying nearby. Wraen sprang to her feet and went after the little rodent, who after a moment of surprise went running for his life.