Moonspear when she smiles she draws you in

He steadied knowingly, and Dirge's details shared well enough why. They had been fortunate here. Their mountains had handled it far better than some, he knew why she might have that aversion to them if she knew about otherwise elsewhere. He was someone trained to understand nature, but this was much bigger than anything he had seen before--yet he did not get the sense that they were not close to a focal point of.. whatever was cause all of this here at Moonspear. Maybe near some dangerous shifts thanks to it at their worst, but he had yet to find any other major damage beside the rock slide in their range; they were doing alright. I think we have been lucky, so far. he smirked a bit, but kept it tempered. It could always be worse.

Though it was concerning to know she could confirm the herds having moved along. He had not seen them nearby either.. and that ruled out south of here for their dispersal. Jarilo knew that did not bode well.. not now, and he wondered what other packs beyond their immediate neighbors might change, suffer, or move along thanks to this; they all did not have a mountain worth of resource to back them up.

But above all, here she was, looking to rise anew from this and now, of all times when nothing seemed quite so certain. Jarilo was curious to see if she could--and still he had no reasons to doubt this given the few moments he had known her. He kept to his silence then, for he was interested to hear more about what Dirge steered it towards, too, more into what it was her Roangeda was exactly.