Alpine Lake Creator without a conscience

Tohka had taken her time traveleing across prairies and forests to find another cluster of mountains. The one that caught her attention this time may not have been the tallest or even the most majestic, but the loud, roaring waterfalls called out to her. Naturally, she ended up climbing the mountain, but this time, she didn’t try to climb the dangerous rocks around the waterfall, but actually took the time to find a safe, easy path to the top.

Her efforts were rewarded with the sight of the lake. She had seen lakes before, but rarely one so pristine, with crystal clear water that she could see deep into. What impressed her most was how still the water was. She traveled along the bank for some time until she saw another wolf and immediately noticed that the other was peering into the water, then at the sky, then back into the water. She wondered what the other was seeing and followed suit hoping to see whatever it was for herself. She peered into the water, intently studying it for a moment before peering into the sky and studying it. She appreciated its beauty, but her undisciplined eyes failed to discern how perfectly the water below reflected the sky above. She continued looking between the water and sky, only faintly aware of the other wolf approaching. So far, the other didn’t seem threatening, so Tohka saw no reason to run. Besides, she was curious about what the other was looking at in the water and sky.