Raven's Watch Can't Fight The Temptation

From what Sarah could tell, she had made a decent progress towards somewhere and in the state of being utterly lost was not going in circles at least. Death by stupidity was way down on her list and she was glad that, as long as she kept on walking forwards, she could entertain herself with an idea that she was having an adventure. When had been the last time she had let herself go, huh? She deserved one. 

I can't say, how many days had passed, since she had began her trek in the mountains, but during this time she had hardly met another soul (the cub in the beginning did not count). When she was approaching a ledge, overlooking the valley below, she was a little startled by seeing another wolf there. For a moment she considered turning around and leaving, but that would be the opposite of making progress. And there weren't many detours she could take. Which left pressing forward. 

She acknowledged the other quietly, when she stopped few feet away from him, and peered down. One was clear - this was not the shortcut she was looking for.