Somewhere in the darkness shines a little light on a blue horizon

ooc: @Charon

It probably hadn't been the best idea to be on the move again, after she had returned from her visit to the caldera, but for unknown reason Osprey had begun to feel restless being among the pack wolves. When it came to the point that she decided to flee by the sight of one, she understood that she needed her time alone. And probably something pleasant to look forward to.

It didn't go unnoticed to her that this journey to the bay seemed longer and harder to her than it had been the previous times. Either because of the sickness weeks earlier, the miles she had walked or the increased appetite had something to do with it, but her step lacked the ease and natural rythm it usually did. She felt heavy and had to stop frequently to regain her breath.

At one point she considered, whether it was worth the effort and whether she should give up on this and go home, which would be the most reasonable thing to do. But at the very thought of it, her rebellious self fought, telling her that the difficulties she was experiencing, were not a good reason enough to postpone visitting Charon. It was quite some time, since they had met and he probably had grown up a great deal.

So by the time the sun was setting, she arrived at the bay's borders, happy and relieved for the valid excuse to sit down again. After regaining her breath, she lifted her muzzle and called for her friend.