Redtail Rise you did not order invisible pie, you hate invisible pie

She was thankful that their walk was slow and the terrain was easy. She would have tried to go wherever he led, easy or not, but it seemed she would catch a break today. That or her mate was careful to take them on a route that she could walk. Either way, her mood was a little better now. 

She also appreciated the ample shade on their path. The sun only made her nausea worse for some reason. It wasn't long before she heard the sound of rushing water. She was instantly curious, and she followed eagerly as they got closer to the sound. Then Aves paused and she stopped with him. She looked up at him, her expression slowly changing from confusion to surprise as he spoke. He had been looking for a place that might be like mosskeep. It might never be the same, as he pointed out, but she didn't care; it was enough that he had done this for her. Thank you, she said softly, nuzzling his jaw. 

She moved forward carefully, going around the curve in the path until she was standing in front of a waterfall, her eyes drawn to the opening of a cave just behind it. She walked inside and looked around. It had likely been a den at one point, but it had clearly been vacant for some time. It was much cooler in the cavern, which was a relief. She was most excited about the proximity of the waterfall; it meant remaking all of her tinctures would be easier. 

After taking in the whole cave, Arielle turned to her mate, assuming he had followed her inside. If not, she would walk back outside to him. I love it, she told him. It's perfect. She kissed his cheek, a grin finding its way to her face for the first time in a while.