Big Salmon Lake ruin my moonlight

She delayed at the crest of the clearing as she furthered more away from the brute, dark-tipped ears swiveling to meet each noise and a busy nose testing the air to its best ability. Dehlilah knew well enough about the dangers in these woods. This lake would have gotten together creatures from all walks of life. Some were outwardly monstrous, and others were monsters who knew how to play at being wolf. 

When she was confident she was alone and now having company it still didn’t wear this trait of hers. She trailed down quite quickly towards the bank, her gait breaking into a full sprint forwards— not necessarily aware of what’s before her she took her chances at getting to the bank. Before she descended into the water. The lapping waters greeted her, cool and welcoming, licking her sides with ice and flowing between strands of her thick coat. She lowered her maw and lapped up the chilled water onto her teeth, fulfilling her severe cottonmouth. Perhaps now her speeches would be more clearer. 

With all the excitement she had just endured her self with, after successfully pinpointing the correct location for once she had now noticed the absence of the male she had been traveling with. Blazing yellow eyes set to work, looking back for the potential flashes of his similar fiery gaze peeking in the shadows. She drew herself a little ways from out of the water, her coat dripping as she narrowed her gaze towards the darkness. Only light to be shared upon this night was the moonlight, which delicately reflected off the falling droplets from her elegant charcoal coat, as she still continued searching desperately for any signs of the loner nearby.