Swiftcurrent Creek one-way ticket to the sun

She knew that being a Naturalist wasn't all about predicting the weather, but it was the part of the trade she understood best. She laughed at her own joke, trying to ease the tension in the air, "I know weather prediction isn't the only thing Naturalists do." Then she fell silent and wondered if Galileo thought her brother had made a mistake choosing her as beta, wondered if all the wolves thought that of her. She was trying her best, and while she hadn't faced anything particularly demanding quite yet, Kas hoped she was doing the job well. She hoped they'd tell her if she wasn't.

"To be honest, I didn't get around much when I lived there," she confessed, looking sheepishly into Galileo's eyes before turning to look around them again. They were loping toward the borders at a leisurely pace, but it wouldn't be long before they would have to part for their separate duties. "But if you wanted to know about it, you could ask Blue Willow. She's the beta at the Plateau pack, at least she was the last time I visited." Kas wondered how they were doing and decided to visit as soon as she could. "At the very least, she would be able to point you in the right direction."