The Sunspire heaven bend to take my hand.

She was far too caught up in her happiness at doing something with a new friend/packmate to notice his hesitance in following her, but she did cat a glance at him once she got to the grove to ensure she hadn't left him behind. She waited patiently as he hid his antler, looking around nearby for anything of interest. Antlers were never her only goal.

"No worries, I'd hate for you to lose it." Vienna would never have thought to hide the thing... she was a bit naive in that. Her trust in others meant that it wasn't too hard to take advantage of her, at least initially. She wouldn't have thought any were around capable of stealing it, though she supposed she couldn't speak for the wildlife in the area. A curious fox might make off with it.

His answer to her question was vague, but luckily for Summer, Vienna didn't pry for more information. Curiosity was in her nature but pushiness wasn't, and since she could sense his intimidation in even being around her, there was no way she was going to ask him anything he might not want to answer. "They have some where I'm from, but none this high. It's exciting, really, feels like your flying when you look out over the rest of the world." The views really were lovely. "I come from the coast." Sometimes she did miss the expanses of water, and there weren't many places around here where the fishing was like back home, but she never wasted too much time dwelling on home. She did still feel a bit badly for leaving their parents, but they understood.