The Sunspire skyscape

pre-bear disasters for him for my record lol ((also me being a little gratuitous)

First he had ranged away from the glen after a herd, and not long after they seemed to settle in a valley.. he let his interest glide right on to the lake where he roved onward to his heart, and stomach's, content. The hours honestly got away from him the sailing was so smooth. Skies were clear, weather mild.. until it wasn't. Clouds gathered, eventually threatening sleet that alternated into flurries sometimes. 

When a new wind started to kick up, making things seem worse, he paused and squinted into the disagreeable skies. Naturally, he found himself past the eastern edge of the lake--well away from the Glen, but.. nearby was the looming Sunspire. Its lowest foothills weren't far, he guessed, despite no exhaustive knowledge of the place specifically. Normally he wouldn't set out for somewhere new to check out in weather like this. He didn't mind traveling too much in the snow, but adding in the cold ice-rain wind sent it right to a little more unfavorable than the dark Ostrega felt like dealing with long. For the time being, he took the route of least resistance, intending to head back towards the glen once the worst calmed; raised a mountaineer, he was sure he could sniff out a spot on the slope to wait it out--a small copse of forest, at least.

He ducked his head low and go going because already he felt the temperatures dropping with every gust. But, it did lead his nose to an unfamiliar scent--the Legion scout, not that he knew this title. Fresh, too, and good bait for a curiosity looking for somewhere to go. Before that path could chill, he loped after it to find her not long after. She seemed to be sniffing along like him, and she did realize his company a lot sooner than most might.. which immediately cued him in to something here. Confidently (especially for never having been here), Antares closed more distance between them, and offered a low chuff to extend the greeting first. Otherwise, he kept to his quiet to let her receive him.