King Elk Forest We walk like there's nothing wrong

They are! They even have similar fur coats made for snowy Canadian winters. :)

Being a social creature by nature, there a small sense of relief when Nagi heard a soft bark that belonged one of her own kind. Silently, she told Brother Oak goodbye and turned to face the masculine voice. 

Her first thought upon seeing the white, muscular giant was the realization that he could easily overpower and kill her if he desired to do so. Nagi's next observation was that this stranger was paradoxically very similar yet completely different than her. In some ways, he was an exaggeration of her. While she was larger than average, he was HUGE. Where she had an almost white coat, he brandished a coat whiter than the purest snow. And her thick and fluffy fur that she was proud of? She lost in that category too. However, his prominent musculature and scarred up face hinted that he had a whole different set of life experiences than her. The expression on his face was particularly unsettling. Nagi would be lying if she said that his presence didn't make her feel slightly anxious. Not that she would let that show. 

So far, the male's primary interest appeared to be invested in elk in the vicinity, rather than her. Nagi decided that she was probably safe in his company, at least for the moment. So, she presented him with the overly friendly exterior that she displayed to everyone she met. "Hello! I'm Nagi." she greeted in a cheery tone. It was accompanied with a tail wag. Sometimes, a show of genuine friendliness was all that was needed to evoke similar feelings from another being. 

"I saw some elk." Nagi restated. "I passed by a large herd not too long ago!" She had had no interest in them at the time. Nagi knew what her skills were and being able to take down an elk all on her own was not one of them. So, she had opted to go way out of her way to not disturb them with her presence. There was no need to stress them out if it was unnecessary. Now, she contradicted her previous actions with the justification that disturbing them was ok if one was ultimately caught and consumed in the end. "Would you like me to show you to them?"