Ravenshook Cliffs and the beginning of wisdom

wintersbane's aversion to the coast is no secret among those that know him; he does not try to conceal the fact that he is not a fan of sand or the salt water on the breeze that leaves him feeling sticky from head to toe. and the smell? equal parts salt and fish that causes his lip to curl with thinly veiled contempt anytime anyone mentions the coast. some evils were necessary and venturing the coast looking for potential recruits or if not recruits than wolves who would take the information he imparts them with and tell it to others. word of mouth could be a powerful tool if utilized correctly, wintersbane'd came to learn from his time spent among the dark brotherhood as a snitch; which was as close as the dark wood's came to an ambassador.

it was a strange concept ...and one that if someone would've told cub wintersbane ( then known as kahlil and shortly after drogon ) that he'd a) end up back at blackfeather woods of his own accord and b) he'd favor an ambassador's roll over an executioner's he would've laughed them off the cliff he currently traverses.

time and change had been idle if barely thought of concepts to him as a cub and adulthood has shown him that nothing ever stays the same. not truly. age truly does bring with it wisdom and wisdom is not to be ignored when it's been earned.

a errant cast of his glacial gaze is given once more to the edge of the cliffs, where the world appears to literally drop off and the ocean seethes and rises and falls against the cliff face. sea water rises in a fine mist above the cliff and sprinkles him in residue. a low noise of discontent is given and he scowls away from the cliff, averting his current path for one in favor of putting more distance between him and the risk of being sprayed by more sea water only to realize, abruptly, that he's not alone.

she almost blends in with the surroundings but eyes is what draws his own and the tundrian lets out a low chuff of greeting, confident that she is already aware of his presence.