Blacktail Deer Plateau come with me now, i'm gonna show you how.

The changing landscape registered in Kaihra's mind, but she knew they still had a ways to go before they braved the mountain's rougher terrain. For now she found herself content to distract herself from what was to come by learning more about her companion, and so far Finley seemed to welcome the conversation. If she thought of the trip as a means of acquainting herself with her younger packmate, she realized she could trick herself into not feeling so foolish in going along.

"Your brothers sound charming." She quipped as a smile quirked her mouth. Kaihra found it easy to imagine Finley's brothers, though the accuracy of her fantasy was crude at best. She found little surprise they'd been less than eager to indulge the girl in her wild escapades, but word of their false bravado brought memories of her own brothers to mind. They'd been neither broad nor strong, yet even as yearlings they'd put on brave faces only to turn tail and run too many times to count. Their antics faded as they'd entered adulthood, but sometimes she wondered if the strength they showed now was all a facade, and if under everything they felt as scared as she did but just knew how to hide it much better than she. She shook herself of the memories and let her gaze linger on the ashen girl. "And do you have any sisters?"