Falls of the Hinterlands and if i took on the planet

"Clouds are not the most interesting to watch, when there are plenty of them," Wraen agreed, casting her gaze up to regard the sky briefly herself. It was overcast now (unless it said somewhere in the earlier posts that it was sunny, which in that case let's assume that it got cloudy quickly).

"Clover was with us for a while, indeed, but she left soon after. Did not say a word to me, but, perhaps, she told something to her parents," that was as much as she knew. There was not much worry in her voice - had it been a puppy, she would have felt concerned more. But grown-up wolves could do all they pleased and she did not consider it her duty to herd them around.

"Was she a friend of yours?" Wraen asked. "If she stops by at any point, I can tell her that you were looking. I can't guarantee though that she will."