Redhawk Caldera Some of the worst things imaginable have been done with the best intentions

Connor was about to take the lead, but his ball of energy of a friend had already taken off and bounded up the mountain with much persistence. The titan's instincts told him to immediately chase after the peppered wolf, he had been so caught up in trying to catch him that Connor slipped a bit, but he immediately caught himself and rearranged his footing. The cinnamon male had to shake his head to regain his senses and remember how to climb mountains, but he kept an eye on both Lokie and where he was going to go. Connor carefully placed his paws on any rock that was large enough to place his paw on, he began to slightly regret his snarky comment to Lokie about being taller, it was a huge advantage to be smaller in size when climbing mountains. Sadly, Connor was not so small anymore and he had to deal with his size, but that didn't stop him from his determination to get up the top.

He made sure to get a quick peek to see where Lokie was, and before he could react his friend seemed to slip which gave Connor a mini-heart-attack, but luckily, his friend caught himself and began bolting back up the mountain. Connor sighed in relief and continued his journey upward and following Lokie, but he knew that he couldn't stay too close just in case Lokie needed room to maneuver so he kept his distance. The large male noticed that with every step he made, the rocks became more and wetter which worried him but he knew how to handle it. The cinnamon wolf made sure to make his leaps quick and precise, he leaped on one rock with his elbows under his stomach ready for another pounce, though he had to keep his paws knit tight since he was larger. He would then lift his head and scan for his next suitable target.

He then proceeded to leap onto a much larger boulder, he then sprang like a praying cat and with a great bound, he landed squarely on his paws, but his back paw slid a little which gave him a good jump, but he recollected himself before continuing.