The Sunspire Let me teach you

Cicero still did not grasp the concept of the wind blowing their scents away, but he lost interest in it when they commenced onto the sneaking bit of the journey. The nip did not do much to limit Cicero's excitement — not for more than a brief moment, anyway — because he did not understand fully what it was for. He knew he was being reprimanded, but not why. Only when they began their sneaking did he quiet down because he could focus on something other than his boundless excitement.

They moved for a while, and Burke picked Cicero up when they needed to cross a river. Burke told him to stop walking where the borders were. The concept of borders was still fairly new to Cicero, because he only really knew Blackfeather Woods territory. He cast Burke a questioning glance, but didn't ask, and instead just sniffed the air around him. He sneaked forward really quiet-like while he sniffed the air until something out of the ordinary popped up.

"Wolf here!" Cicero called out, perhaps a little too loudly, at Burke, when he smelled the scent of wolf growing stronger, just like at the edges of Blackfeather Woods (except this was from different wolves). Was this the 'borders' Burke was looking for?