Duskfire Glacier Watch her when she's lighting up the night.

The clear night found Taki standing at the edge of meltwater lake, chest moving in and out quickly as she panted from exertion. She had been atop the summit that looked out over the glacier, and when she had looked her fill of the territory below, she ran back down the mountain, pushing herself to go as fast as she could. There was no real reason behind it other than working off energy and keeping her muscles strong. 

The night was cool enough that she could see her panting breaths as she looked out over the vast lake. She took a few steps forward until all four paws were submerged in the icy water; it was cold but not enough to deter her from going for a swim. Taki moved farther into the water until all was submerged but her head, and her feet no longer touched the sandy lake bed. She smiled and let out a sigh as the cold water soaked into her thick arctic coat making her skin tingle. The feeling might seem uncomfortable for some, but Taki had always loved it. She used to swim in the equally cold waters up north where they were from; it had become a way for her to clear her mind and think through anything that was troubling here. She had plenty on her mind lately. There was a lot of pressure and responsibility that came with being the second; not to mention her all too familiar self-doubt. So, to help better process everything, she let her mind drift as she continued to swim through the frigid water, the green and purple lights dancing in the sky occasionally catching her orange gaze from across the glacier.