Mount Apikuni Opportunities

Grezig could smell the rain on the air. She decided, then, to stick close to the group today. She did not need to climb the mountain while it was raining, slip, fall, bust her head open, and die. Then where would she be? She would be dead and she will have let her alphas down. That just wasn’t something she could deal with. They needed her. No, that was stupid. She was being too proud again. Perhaps it was simply the other way around: she needed them. Creating this pack with them had given her more purpose in her short life than anything else ever had. She needed to keep helping them, and to do that, she needed to be smart.

Still, she could, at least, patrol around the mountain to check for danger, a hobby she and Kavik had in common. Today, past the smell of incoming rain, she scented another wolf—a female. She followed the trail until she found the woman, chuffing to get her attention. This mountain was not claimed, but she felt a small attachment to it as the place where her group was currently resting. But this woman did not seem to be looking for a fight, so she relaxed her stance to show that she was friendly, at least.