it's safe now

Summer allowed the words of his packmate roll around in his brain for a while before he decided to respond. His "medication" often slowed his responses, but it at least made it possible for him to respond at all. For someone who had spent much of his time thus far at Sunspire avoiding everyone, this was a step larger than the mountain itself.

"Agreed," he said finally with a smile, "My dad tried to teach me how to read the signs nature leaves that suggest what type of weather to expect. It's different hearing of them with words than actually seeing them, though." He dug his claws into the earth beneath his paws, trying to test the firmness of the soil like his dad had taught him. It did seem like there was a bit of a difference, though he wasn't completely positive that that wasn't his mind playing tricks on him.

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