Great Bear Wilderness what a shame we all became.

Elwood hadn't heard of the Sunspire, but that didn't surprise him. There was a lot he didn't know about the Teekon Wilds, and it sounded as though it was much more expansive than he had initially thought. Summer implied that the mountain would be easy to spot, as its peak was the highest in its range; surely their short little caldera wouldn't compare to the Sunspire's magnificence in the eyes of some, but to each his own.

"No, I don't think I have," he replied. Honestly, he couldn't remember what path he had taken upon his entrance into the lands collectively known as the wilds, so there was a good chance he had walked right past the Sunspire and not realized it. He did recall that there seemed to be a variety of packs in the area, though he had given them all a wide berth until he ran into Peregrine.

Speaking of the swarthy Alpha, the time was slowly ticking by with no sign of his arrival. Elwood looked again towards the caldera, chewing thoughtfully on his lower lip. He didn't want to keep Summer waiting for too long; he was probably eager to return home, as was Elwood himself. "I'm not sure if Peregrine will be able to make it," he said after a hesitation. "I don't want you to have to wait around all day, and there's no telling where he is. Would you be comfortable letting me pass the message along to him?" he asked.