Sun Mote Copse stand against the tide

Finally Eljay reached the other side and he shook the worst of the wetness out of his fur. Eljay looked around and blinked the water from his eyelashes as he searched for his son. He didn't instantly see Elfie there, but his scent was still around and it was easy enough to follow. The worried father followed until he saw the ruddy form of his son looking up a steep wall. It didn't look like they could pass there, and Eljay quickly scanned his mind if there had been any sort of passage on the other side.

Looks like a dead end, Eljay said, completely ignoring the fact Elfie had once more run away from him -- it seemed almost as if in Eljay's mind, his son had simply gone off to search for an exit back home they would then both use together.

There wasn't much more to see here in terms of an escape, and Eljay gestured behind him. Let's see if there's anything on the other side, or maybe the river will be more narrow... Eljay frowned, feeling worried about this and hoping that they would find a way out of here that wouldn't be too difficult. He didn't like being out her in the wilderness one bit -- all sorts of terrible things could happen.