Falls of the Hinterlands and if i took on the planet

He could divide his attention between the details that soon came forward about a missing youth, and the road as it wandered on ahead of him as he kept moving on along. As he digested this news, his ears had splayed outward. There were a few matters to be unpacked here among the pieces of information to use. First, prioritizing the youngster in question (sidestepping the mention of Wildfire, a name he knew had old history with his family but not really his business sorts..): I'll keep an eye out, he assured, thankful for a description already--and one that seemed notable enough, although it did not match anyone he had seen in passing yet. Regardless, since he thought lightly enough of his acquaintances with a few Firebirds, he didn't think it would hurt him any to be decent about one of their wandering young..

Perhaps the mountains had helped their Elfie escape. He wasn't going to mention what an alternative was though.. that the mountains were not always so kind, or even passable, especially to the inexperienced. But maybe the kid had been lucky. Jarilo believed it was largely up to the individual. Someone tenacious enough could figure it out. I'd say it's possible he found his way out through the mountains somewhere--and who knows about what new paths any earthquakes might've opened that even I don't know about. Hopefully something worked out, the Ostrega chimed, trying to be encouraging despite all the realities of life he had seen play out. Then again, he had been surprised plenty of times too. But only one exit to a whole territory? he asked, a bit incredulous. Though I guess it'd be easy to keep track of, until it.. backfired.. he supposed, but this was from someone raised up with lots of room. Good thing that unblocked. Is that pack still there? he asked, brow quirking at his silvery companion then, hoping they were smart enough to take that hint before it cornered them for good.