Dragoncrest Cliffs and if she refuses gifts,

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The move hadn't been difficult for Chacal, who was well suited for travel regardless, but she struggled with the thought of leaving the Moors knowing that Valravn might not know where the pack had gone if he returned to their former home. Their tracks leading from the Moors to the Coast would only remain for a few days, and she knew that if Valravn came back after those scents had faded that he wouldn't likely have a clue where they'd gone. And while she had a voice and some semblance of speech, she didn't have the ability to communicate her concerns effectively.

So she moved with the pack willingly, and without any unusual amount of silence. Most did not expect her to speak, anyway- so she was content to follow along with the others and settle in without complaint, though her features bore a look of concern that might have spoken volumes to those who knew her best.

When she heard the call assembling the pack together she did not answer but followed her mother's voice toward where the group had begun to assemble, and she looked from one wolf to the next as she approached, noticing quietly that there were a few that she did not recognize, and there were several that she knew she would recognize who had not arrived yet. Most noticeably was the male whose face had been torn and scarred to the point that his teeth were bared- which made her feel...Odd. She wasn't sure whether ti find him intriguing or frightening. There was something vaguely familiar about his face shape too, but she wasn't sure why she felt that way.

The wolf she took the most notice of was the newcomer whose tail was bushy and red. That was unusual, and amazing. One of Chacal's favourite tricks was chasing and catching her own tail- so she could only imagine how easy it must be for this fellow to catch his own, given how fluffy it was, and how easy it was to spot. She gave him a curious but friendly smile, and chose to sit next to him, panting softly as she caught her breath after travelling toward the gathering, and waited for the announcements to begin.