Emberflame Ridge xvi kinignik

While it seemed the wolves were determined to settle upon the Watch, it did not stop them from roaming where they pleased, oftentimes outright disappearing for a few days before returning. The point of such journeys, Dart was unsure, but he supposed wolves were bigger — in both size and number — they needed far more food than a simple cliff could provide.

His suspicions were apparently confirmed when he spotted the great white wolf from a few days ago dragging what appeared to be the leftovers of some poor creature's haunch through the flame-touched forest. The raven banked from his flight through the treetops before landing on a branch high above the wandering man and his htfjársjóður.

Knowing wolves were quite protective of their food stuffs, D'Artagnan did not land too near, but that didn't mean he couldn't have some fun. He leaned forward, letting out a low growling sound, hoping to imitate one of the man's pack mates.