Blackfoot Forest orbit

The fair-furred stranger remarked on how beautiful it sounded to belong to the ocean, and Eos could only nod her narrow skull in agreement. Of course, the beauty of Ankyra Sound could not quite be appreciated without having witnessed the vast stretch of dark cliffs or taste the brine and salt that was wafted up from the tops of the water. How could Eos possibly explain to her companion what it was like to be surrounded by such things when the northerner had admitted to never having even seen the ocean? It wasn’t possible, and so the naiad would not try. It was not worth her time. “I could not describe it to you, Star,” she said with a flick of her tail. “You will have to see it for yourself.” If the smaller wolf was not afraid of traveling outside of her comfort zone, then she would witness it on her own. “I should probably be getting back,” Eos then added, drawing her sea-water eyes towards the plush white fur of her newly met companion.