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Eljay was a little nervous being out here, and finding the way was definitely a challenge because Teya had given him some descriptions but he didn't know exactly what to look for. And he was one to get lost in a heartbeat. But he knew they'd find their way back eventually, and at the very least the way back should be easier considering they could practically see the Fen (albeit not every tiny detail) from up there anyway.

He smiled when Maia said that she wouldn't have wanted to miss this trip. Suddenly Eljay realised how long ago it must've been for her to have gotten out. He thought that maybe when the pups were older, she'd be able to get out a bit more again. Meet wolves. See things. The thought was terrifying to him, but he also knew that he needed to let her go. He couldn't cling onto her like he had to his mother. In part it was Wildfire's death which had taught him many things about that: Even when someone was completely safe in your home they could just.. die. Better that they enjoy life the way they want in the time they had.

As they reached the top Eljay smiled at Maia's enthusiastic response. It really is beautiful, he said, though he didn't get too close to the edge once they arrived. There was something a little scary about standing too close to the ledge. Have you been here before? Eljay had never seen this before, and he'd never really been high up except on the Caldera.