Blacktail Deer Plateau rude awakening [m]

That bus driver was so terrible it gave me motion sickness while trying to read, whereas I'm normally fine. D:

It was a... disappointing answer, to say the least. And she initially rejected his plan. Fox couldn't decide if Perry's suggestion would fly or not, but she supposed it would be worth a shot. “Okay,” she replied stubbornly, “but if it comes down to it, I will do whatever it takes to get Magpie and Leaf back.” If she had to, Fox would fight him for the right to do what she felt was best. She only hoped it would not come to that. And even then... well, she was not sure how this would all turn out in the end. So many factors played into the outcome, and so few were factors Fox could actually control.

“We leave tomorrow morning,” she said. While she would not be at full-strength, she would be capable of traveling by then, and it would allow Perry time to let his family know that he would be gone for a little while. “We can travel east across the mountains, through the valley there, and around Mount Apikuni. Bazi should be able to hear your call from there.” It wasn't the most direct route, but it would allow them to avoid The Sunspire. Surely those bastards had plenty of wolves on patrol by now. And if Perry thought that was too soon, Fox would leave by herself and find somebody along the way to do her dirty business.

Speaking of dirty business... with her peace said, she sidestepped back to Perry, her nose touching his shoulder before giving him a "now where were we?" glance. Fox wondered if he had thought she had missed his advance.