Moonspear as dark as the fallen star

Pictures swam in Liffey's mind as Dirge spoke of his own travels. In spite of how much she loved the Winter, she was beginning to long for the greenery and warmth of Summer. His comment about it made that feeling rise in her, especially as she imagined sweeping fields of green with a gently flowing ribbon of blue stretched across it. It gave her a sense of peace that made her smile, even as her imagination continued along to the coast - a place she had still never been.

She chuckled at his comment. "The pack seems to be alright with us coming and going," she commented, considering her own experience thus far, "Just as long as you let someone know when you go and when you'll be back. I've spent a lot of time exploring the area around us. I think probably I spend more time outside of the borders than in. There's just so much out there to see, and I've always felt it was very important to keep track of the activity on your doorstep."