Duskfire Glacier I'll Stay Me

The woman followed after him, her own paws testing each place she stepped before putting any weight down for the first few steps. It was different than what she'd expected, but close enough for her to get more and more comfortable with it for each step she took. It was like the mountains during Winter, but with a lot more ice and snow. Okay, maybe it wasn't too much like it, but the bit of similarities the two places did share was enough for her. Besides, Sen was naturally cocky, so she was bond to be overconfident when climbing up the glacier, even if it was, more or less, and unknown terrain.

Sen's ears perked up and she thought about his question for a minute or two. “Possibly,” she finally answered, having turned her head around in all the directions she could to assess the area. “It doesn't seem like there's too much snow down here, but we're still close to the bottom. There's bound to be more at the top, so the higher we go, the quieter we'll have to be.” While it wasn't necessary, her voice had already lowered a bit, only staying loud enough for the other to hear her. She witnessed rock slides before, but never an avalanche. They were only ever things that happened in stories to her, and while she always knew they were real, she would have never guessed that she'd ever enter an area that had the potential to cause one.