Whitefish River frater meus, you're beautifully made

The serenity of the darkness drew her in as if she were a moth drifting to the brightest flame. The grass caressed her with the ebb and flow of the wind to assist it. She felt comfortable enveloped in the tall grass as the symphony of noise wound its way in every direction. Refuge had been obtained in the tall grasses mere paces from the river, and the soft sound of rushing water had lulled her mind to peace as she laid in silence. A peachy figure who was not visible to others as she laid there wishing for every thought, but she could think nothing at all. 

She roused herself to shake away the evidence of her comfortable fortress of grass. Her paws carried her to the river in anticipation of another drink after a long days travel, but she stalled at the edge of the foliage to evaluate the area. Reeds on the waters edge still partially hid her as pale yellow eyes darted back and forth in the night. She felt the need to be hesitant in a new area. Creed opened her maw to scent the area. The scents from upwind appeared to belong to mere animals, so she left the comfort of her new found solitude to satiate the now burning thirst. 

The water was calm and cool in this area. The smooth river stones beneath her made gentle clinking sounds as she made her way from cover into the open area. She waded in the shallows to find the running water before sinking her head to drink. After she was filled, Creed turned her attention to the elevated area in front of her. It was much like the mountains she was soon hoping to traverse that laid beyond where she had come. 

The female's muted curiosity at the geography was drawn to a figure as they shifted in the dark. A figure so dark and upwind would have been hard to notice for most wolves, and she was no exception. She decided to remain quiet and drifted her way back to the edge of the cool water. She feared most wolves would not take kindly to being interrupted, but she could not find the will to pry her sore paws from the comforting water.