Rainy Season

Using for Naturalist! :3

It was a curious sight that unraveled in front of her. Scarlett was in no way afraid of heights. Thanks to the location of her pack's home the female had a tremendous view from the top of the glacier. Today the glacier did not look like how it was named after. The sun was hiding behind the grey clouds that lightly drizzled rain down onto the albino female. Her red eyes scanned as far as they could look. Scarlett focussed on the lands down below. The young observing female did realize that winter wasn't going as it should be going. She was used to frosty sights throughout the lands but down in the valley there was little to no snow. While here on top of the glacier it was mostly snowy throughout the year.

Her red eyes turned to the sky that let out tears of sadness instead of white crystalized snow. The whole cycle of life was disrupted in a way. All their prey animals had prepared for winter that hadn't really arrived yet. The weak animals could gather their strength instead of weakening further because they were using their fat reserves to stay warm. With the weaker animals not dying it meant less meat to scavenge for the wolves. Less feast meals to find in the fridge that was their land. Scarlett almost felt like they were becoming the weaker one. Big prey were scarce and no one wanted an injury in this time of the year because they would go after an healthier animal. It worried the small female especially now she had pledged herself to take care of the juveniles of the pack. She could tell Maera was more independent compared to Néa but that was probably because there was a few months between them. Scarlett still enjoyed spending time with both of them.

The albino female had offered to their alpha to teach them how to hunt, which came back to her thinking about life cycles and weather patterns that shifted how things normally would go. The female decided that it might be wise to take the two younger girls down to the valley for their hunting lessons. Rabbits could still graze of the wet grasslands and ducks might still be at Duck Lake considering there was less to no snow and ice there. The red eyed female decided that she should come to this lookout point more often. A nice overview of this side of the mountains could aways be useful for studies. It also gave her a nice picture of how the lands were mapped out and what would be the shortest routes from one destination to another.