Ghost Lion Crag the night so black that the darkness hums

Yami's restlessness had increased exponentially in the past few days to the point where she found it strangely difficult to be around anyone, including Kiwi. She found that fact a bit alarming considering the fact that she'd previously been perfectly content with Kiwi being her entire world. She didn't know what to think about what she thought. Especially because while she didn't want to be around anyone, she was also growing to be increasingly eager to be fully surrounded by pack. So much so that she didn't care anymore if it was Kiwi's pack or not.

That thought was far more alarming than the other, truth be told. She of course had zero intention whatsoever of leaving Kiwi's side, but she did wish there was a way for her to convince Kiwi to put Skairipa aside and join the ranks of another pack with her. Yami knew that was likely a hopeless endeavor. Still, she thought of it often. Maybe there was a way... Maybe.

Yami sighed and stood, digging her teeth into the stick she'd been gnawing mindlessly on with sudden tension. She held tight to it for a moment, then spun, flinging it as far over the rocks away from herself as she could. She listened as it clattered on the rocks that surrounded her, a frustrated growl rumbling low in her throat. She turned in a half circle, intending to stalk away and find something else to do when she spotted something out of the corner of her eyes that made her freeze. There was a wolf nearby, and she'd unwittingly thrown her stick right at him.

"Shit--" Yami exclaimed, spinning back around to face the figure in the distance, "Watch it!" She held her breath for a moment before letting it sweep out of her lungs in a sigh a relief. It missed him, bouncing on the ground a few feet away from him. She winced still, knowing she probably gave the guy a heart attack. "Sorry!" she called after a beat, frowning again as she took another moment to actually look at him, finding something familiar about him but not immediately placing it.