lucid dreaming

When the other turned and spoke Sen's name, she knew for sure that the wolf really was the one who she had searched for, and hid out in, a shelter with during a downfall of rain. They greyscale girl had been the first wolf she'd met after arriving in the Wilds what felt like so long ago, but hadn't had the privilege of seeing her since that fateful day. Crëyr was the only one she'd vowed to herself to never be cruel towards in anyway, as she was still grateful for her assistance way back when. Had the two not met, then the darker wolf surely would have been frozen to the bone for weeks on end. The memory made her comment about it being sunny seem funny to Sen, but she actually was glad that it wasn't raining again.

“Yes, it has been quite some time, hasn't it?” she whispered back, a smile tugging at the corners of her mouth. “Had the sun not been out today, then I would have been forced to assume that our meeting was just not meant to be.” Of course, Sen was joking. She wasn't one to be superstitious, nor did she believe in the thing know as 'fate' and 'bad luck'. They were just plain words to her, and despite knowing how strong they were to some, she often make crummy jokes and mocking references towards them.

The raven colored wolf was glad that the lighter lupine offered her an opportunity to help out. It would be an excellent way to get payback on the stupid birds, even though it had been ducks who annoyed her before, and not the honking geese she saw now. That fact did nothing to change her mind, however. “I would love to help out,” Sen responded, her small smile turning into a wide grin as the words left her mouth.