Great Bear Wilderness Look into the mouth of darkness (DISCOVERY THREAD)

Rahzie followed Meldresi as the priestess followed the sound of the water, but the coywolf was no longer interested solely in the source. Her thoughts were now focused on Meldresi's response to her question. "Someone who isn't easily scared of dark places. This forest is a bit..much for some." Rahzie had never been scared of the darkness here. Sure it was eerie, but that's what made it interesting. It wasn't her ideal home, but... with these caves, it could do. "Someone who is willing to listen to and respect others' beliefs. I am a priestess, my pack will have some attributes of my religion, but I won't force it upon anyone." The coywolf could have guessed that Meldresi was a priestess. The way she carried herself, her dark beauty and allure... It wasn't surprising.

"But, I will take in wolves of any caliber as long as they conform to those criteria. I don't discriminate." "You're one of the few," Rahzie muttered. Indeed, that one bit was important to the half-breed. Her thoughts turned back to the mention of Meldresi's religion, and was curious as to what god she followed that seemingly had led her to such a dark and foreboding place. But that was a question for another time.

Rahzie's thoughts returned to the physical world when she stepped a paw in water and it nearly came out from under her on the slippery rock underneath. She quickly regained her balance and took a step back. "I wonder if there are fish in there." "Maybe," Rahzie said with a shrug when she recovered from her near fall. "It'd be hard to get at them though, the rock's pretty slippery."