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Yes, a forest, Kallik answered, nuzzling his nose against the side of her neck. Creepy enough that I did not go inside. I think there were thorns on some of the vines and braches I saw. It paled in comparison to a cougar's claws, but he had a choice when it came to going in the weird forest. He paused his affection to look at her curiously. Why? Do you think there are plants in there you can use? It seemed he might have to go in after all if that was the case; he wouldn't just wait outside while she searched.

She went through the thought processes of both their plans. Both were valid and logical. I figured you would be able to see both sides. It was why he told her; she helped him feel more secure in his choice. It was between risking the civilians to get help or risking themselves and fighting the cougar with just the two of them. He had chosen to risk himself, and he would do it again. I am too, he said softly after Aquene expressed how grateful she was that they had made it back. I tried to find the, uh...yarrow? But I never could find any. If he had, maybe they would have been in better shape when they got back.