Duskfire Glacier Ain't nothin but a goodbye town

I'mma be sad to take a break with her ;.; whyy you make it so hard? XD love Bazi for it though

Danica did not agree with Bazi; some wolves did better alone. She didn't know if it was some fault in their makeup or some imbalance in their nature but she knew that they existed, wolves who were perfectly content to live their entire lives without signing on to... this. And in reality, Danica knew this wasn't her. She might not give a damn about many besides herself, but nor did she enjoy a life completely void of others. She didn't respond to draw back the words, though, for they would only give weight to Bazi's opposing view.

Truth be told, she couldn't explain what it was that led her away from Duskfire, nor even whether the sensation was a push or a pull. Was she running away or towards? For some inexplicable reason the land had ceased to feel like home and she didn't have an answer to give Bazi as to why. Malachi was decent enough, and yes Njal and Maera were here. But still the discontent was set within her, itching like fire in her veins. Go. Leave.

Thoroughly frustrated by her lack to voice any reason why Bazi's views were not valid, but unwilling to budge, Danica found herself at a complete loss for words, something that for her did not occur often. She was really starting to regret even beginning this conversation.

So she settled for lashing out. "I hardly owe anyone an explanation, least of all you. Forget it." She snapped, unwilling to argue mostly due to the fact that she did not, this time, have logic to back her up. For the first time in a long while Danica was following her gut, a draw that was dangerous as it was impulsive. She'd survived winters before, but always with harsh results, and luck was a large factor. A flicker of doubt entered her then, and she resented it as it came. Still, it wasn't enough.