Mount Apikuni karma and retribution

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She studied him from here a few moments longer before edging nearer. Amekaze was unaware of his history with the Sunspire. Their paths had never crossed properly there and that past was of no consequence to her right now. Here and now, he was simply another wolf on this mountain.

Same here, she responded smoothly to the notion of company. I am Ame, she replied after he provided a name, one with an accented manner which she could not place either. Just like much about him. It was why she did not go well out of her way to say too much yet. He had already likely smelled her pack on her.. Saying it out-loud would only be redundant, and she never offered a surname or anything else by means of her name -- even to pack mates. This would do.

She did not move significantly closer to him and instead left him to his perch. The Sunspire female settled nearby, but just down a little ways on a separate outcropping so she was comfortably within earshot still. Usually here it is quiet though.. not that I spend that much time on these slopes. Have you seen the other side of the mountain? she asked, pausing to sniff at the winds and consider all they offered.