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He tried to reassure her that her forgetfulness, or rather eagerness, hadn't been foolish. She cast him a thankful smile, but still thought it stupid. She was aiming to be a healer, after all. What good would she be if she forgot such simple things as traveling herbs to help with fatigue and hunger pains? In any case, there was no point to sit and bemoan the idea. She'd made her mistake and they must move forward. She was sure they'd be alright all the same.

She didn't respond directly to his words about resting, instead taking the moment to catch her breath. He went on to explain what he wanted to find, as she gaze at the land around them. Distantly, she thought she saw another wolf and her eyes narrowed on the shape. It was then that Judas hushed her, and she flicked an ear at him, gesturing forward towards the dark shape. "There, I think. A shadow moved." She whispered, watching the area carefully.  

​She drew herself closer to Judas, standing side-by-side, the tips of their fur touching slightly. It was the closest they'd been, but it gave her a measure of security and would surely send a message to the silent shadow. They would defend each other, at least...Pyx would defend Judas. She hoped he felt the same.