Blackfoot Forest I Feel Something Missing

The female was quick to notice the smile that appeared from her little bit of information given. Any normal lupine would most likely feel guilty or upset for not giving another more information on something that might be important to them, but Sen was not the most normal of creatures. He had even called her, of all the creatures out there, helpful! The sooty female was one of the most least helpful living thing out there; or so she'd always tried to be. That streak was ruined by only a few simple words, and yet the woman couldn't bring herself to be angry at the other. A bit annoyed, yes, but full on anger was nowhere to be seen.

She regarded his question, amber orbs flickering about to look through the trees, before landing back on Swordfish.Answering could do no harm that she saw, leaving her without a reason to ignore the question. "Sort of," Sen answered. "The pack I'm apart of is in this area, but it's a bit away from this forest." The raven lupine thought back to the path she'd taken to get to the forest, recalling how far she'd needed to travel. It wasn't something new to her, though, and she never minded traveling the distance away if it meant she had a chance at seeing something new. In her current case, it was someone new, rather than something, which was a bit disappointing. Coming across another wolf wasn't something she was trying to avoid, but it still took a bit each time she met one to determine whether they were worth liking or not.

"How about you?" she inquired. "You from anywhere close by here?" It was clear to her that he was a loner, having spent more of her life as one than she had as a pack wolf. The scent he carried with him was also a giveaway to the fact that he belonged to no pack in the area, and she saw this as an opportunity. Choosing to give him the benefit of the doubt, she waited to hear his answer before proposing an idea.