Shadewood And you are, you are, you are

Pruina looked to the left, then to the right, scanning the area with her eyes only; her head didn’t move at all and she remained keeping a fair distance from the stranger just in case. The anxiety was slowly taking over and it was difficult keeping her mature composure.

Aa… Am I? I d-don’t know the area. She told the stranger nervously and took a step back. I am traveling, I have never been here before a-and got a l-little lost while trying to leave… I only recently caught your smell. She didn’t want to mention her vision and blame it on it either; after all it wasn’t a problem, just a little disadvantage the mother nature gave her.

As long as she can convince the wolf she really meant no harm, there shouldn’t be an issue.