Moonspear Looking me up when they all get home

Bridget hadn’t expected to be rejected but still have a relieved smile on being accepted easily into their number. It would be nice to have a pack when the cold came, and especially nice to have one where she had already made a friend or two. The proximity would also allow her to keep an eye on Brecheliant. Despite choosing to settle elsewhere she still felt she owed it, both for her and Teya’s sakes.

Thanks. I was not looking forward to a lonely winter. Bridget fell into step alongside her, allowing Sialuk to lead the way. She recalled the layout of the mountain vaguely, but it had been a long time since she’d entered the territory proper. Most of her more recent visits had been border calls.

Are there many using it now? She asked, purely curious. If she remembered correctly, Moonspear intended to be somewhat of a healer’s haven. She did not at all mind sharing the space, but had wondered a few times in the decision-making process it her skills might be redundant here.

In the end, she’d decided it was a potential positive. It would give her a chance to break out and focus on other things for a while. Maybe she’d even enjoy filling whatever roles popped up along the way.