Horizon Ridge just put a pin in it

Her tail thumped the ground once in appreciation for his statement.  Family was everything to her, especially now that she'd been reunited with her brother and sister.  Well, Cap had pulled a disappearing act, but Banner wasn't a stranger to needing a break every now and then.  She had Stark.  She always had Stark.  He kept her whole and focused in a way no other wolf had been able to manage - she spent every day being grateful to her brother.

Her ears perked at the prospect of a hunt.  The short female realized that she hadn't had anything to eat in probably a day or so.  It just hadn't been on her mind.  She opened her maw to respond but Day continued on with an explanation.  "I'd like that," she added quietly.  "Has anything in particular caught your eye?"  The lady Marauder took that moment to sweep the area with a critical eye, her brows furrowing.  This part of the mountainous region was new to her and she hadn't been paying any special attention to the wildlife on her walk West.  No, nothing was jumping out at her, but any nearby creatures wouldn't be overly enthusiastic at the presence of two hungry wolves.