Moonspear it's simply unbearable

The bear gave its attention to her for a time, and she focused on staying just out of reach. Granted, with another purposeful lunge in her direction, that could change in half a heartbeat, but she didn't engage it intensely. Just harass with teeth showing and snarls, because fleeing blindly at first sight of it so deep in their territory felt wrong to the warrior's heart.. even if that could bring sacrifice of its own.

Knowing comrades were not far did help her, and plus, she had not experienced bears like the wolves of the Bay had to give her a fear that ran deeper than instinctual guidance. Frankly, she feared the malicious, graceful stealth of cougars far more. Bears were lumbering powerhouses of strength to her and she knew of how they hid away from winter. She wanted to make it clear that this mountainside was utterly unwelcoming for its purposes and that it needed to take itself elsewhere now.

But, halfway to Charon and Wildfire, she realized now that there were more wolves here, and none were seeming overly eager to rally any annoyances towards the bear. Which momentarily perplexed her -- they had numbers in their favor. She'd not had a chance for a good exact headcount and voices rose from various points but her ears were focused on the beast instead. It registered, only in part, but she was already working on doing what she could to get to them.


She moved to join the small wolf-wall at Charon's side opposite Wildfire although not nearly so close as she was. She didn't falter, with her tail tall, furs spiked, and teeth barred, proof that they were dangerous, even if fear seemed to dominate their group. Ame'd do what she could to make it clear, only hoping she'd have support in the gesture.. before this bear walked all over them and their resources.