Blackbeak Bluff Weigh hey, roll and go!

honestly her timeline can be anywhere bc i have no plans for her rn LMAO

Her eyes wandered around the rocky bottom, she saw the gulls dive downward, sometimes for a fish or for fun. It was high, but she was fearless staring down the pit, as the winds wanted to lure her downward with the laughing caw of gulls. Norsamu was intrigued at what may lay below, but she could not see a way down without a push. Perhaps a swim, but would the tides allow her to go without a scratch? She thought it might be worth the risk.. A bold smile and a swish of a tail came to be as she thought this adventerous plan, as it sounded enticing to do.

Though her dark ears flickered at a sound that was neither gull cries, wind nor' waves splashing, but another wolf. Norsamu turned her head toward a boy, more earthy and seemed well to blend with forests, but stand out against the ocean blue. She was the same though, black and white stood awkwardly between both worlds. She grinned at his loud greeting and question on how she stood her ground by the birds, "ahoy!" The large rogue greeted back with her own boisterous laughter, "ya ignore to see beauty laddy!" The gorgeousness of the scene off the cliff was enchanting enough to ignore the annoying avians, and the wind rustling against her fur. Many wolves ignore a poisonous heart for a beauty- was this not the same? There is a risk to everything that has a look like no other. She chuckled more as he seemed a bit startled by the birds and sudden drop of the cliff that led to the amazing gaze. It can be hard to take it in when there was annoyances.

She held the usual barbarian grin while the boy introduced himself, and she returned with her own name, "Aye, names Norsamu, nice to meet'cha," she was a socialable wolf who held no hostility, and openly welcomed him for a talk by continuing the conversation, "what'cha doin' here? Ya don't seem to be here for the scene." The maned wolf guessed by his slight startle over the sunset before he was not familiar with the area. Well, she wasn't either.