Lost Creek Hollow I've got no-one but myself to blame.

Keeping off her feet became more of a good thing.  It was boring as all hell, but at least in her den she could lay and stretch and not be pestered -- that was a thing that hadn't been much of an issue until she heard that Ibis was here, and now she was just... Not sure what to do about that.  If she stayed put, then at least she wouldn't run across her by accident.  And considering Treason's forced inactivity and resulting grumpiness, that was probably a good thing.

She stretched out as far as she could, trying to give a break to her spine, but ugh.  For the most part it just seemed like she'd just have to deal with it.  Was it too soon to start counting down the days?  Not that she knew where the end date was.  Sigh.  And hell, settle down in there, please.  Which, we'll see if it happens in the other thread, but it was entirely possible she'd skipped telling Terance what she'd thought was indigestion was more likely small feet trying to dig their way out like this was Alien.  It was a particularly odd sensation.  If it didn't happen in the other thread, then that was probably what she was laying there pondering.

Or was until distant noises seemed to be moving her way.  As far as she knew, if anyone wanted to talk to her, they knew the way to the den.  She didn't think it was particularly hard to find, but then again, she'd pretty well mapped most of the territory in her mind.  There were few places left unexplored.  It didn't sound like it was just passing by, so with a sigh Treason hauled herself to her feet and headed out the tunnel to the world outside.  She was expecting to find some sort of lost creature -- maybe a fox or a deer, something not familiar with the territory -- but what was standing out there was a small muddy youth.  Ibis, probably?  She shared enough coloration with Seabreeze that it was likely.  So, she'd tried to avoid an accidental stumbling and instead she stumbled across Treason instead.  Guess this was happening.  Treason canted her head slightly, speaking in her normal neutral way,  Can I help you?