Ouroboros Spine Alas I cannot Swim

She offered him food in exchange for his service, and he nodded. He would agree to that; he was not one to turn down what he believed to be a fair trade, nor was he one to turn down a meal when it was offered. She revealed that there were only two present- herself and one called Kukutux- which made him optimistic that surely, there would be enough others wandering the area that he might perhaps find another one of them. He didn't need any more information- he would simply search for all other wolves upon the mountain, and surely if they were one of the ones he was meant to find, they would know the names Sialuk and Kukutux.

"Three days. I will search," He said, and gave her a solemn nod. Knowing that the pack had been fractured by the landslide, he wouldn't have to worry, necessarily, about territorial wolves patrolling the borders. And if he did find any, he felt certain he could use the names he'd been given to bargain for safe passage. He turned, then, and would continue on his journey toward the mountain, in search of the fallen star and any of its victims.