Winter was fast on its way, and that meant one thing: spring was closer! Winter didn't matter, see, but come spring... she'd finally be an adult! Already, she had started to grow further into her looks, her body filling out just right and well, she finally looked mature. Still, at nearly four years of age, that puppy energy had hardly been dispelled. Even now, as she roamed the edges of Glorall's expense, she had been awake for what seemed like too long, yet her limbs and body still crackled with an excitable energy. It seemed that no matter how often or how much she explored, there was always something new for her to pry into - Moladion seemed practically endless! She supposed it was a good habit to constantly check the land though, for it gave her an opportunity to snuff out new scents and therefore, new wolves. Since her encounter with that awful creature Viora and her cronie, Magnus, she had been seeking other company. After all, she wanted friends. She didn't want to feel that alone ever again.

Maybe it had been the night's eeriness that had started to sober her up, her pace slowed as she roamed the vastness of the fields. It seemed almost... a little nerve wracking to suddenly be out there in the dark, in the emptiness, all by herself. It made her think of things she didn't really like thinking of all that much, like how sooner or later, so much responsibility would be thrust upon her. She'd always wanted to be Queen, or at least important but was it always going to be so hard? Would it always be an ongoing battle to have anybody even listen to her or respect her? Her mother had attempted to give her a better understanding but there was only so little even that could do. At the end of the day, Cersei was almost an adult and yet, she didn't feel like it. She was excited and scared all at the once, which was a combination that made her frown and made her skin prickle.

It was in her musings and wanderings that she came across another; she broke into the shorter grass line some distance away, pausing instantly as her eyes fell on the form of the other female. For a moment, her head was a blur before she composed herself, her eyes hardening on the discernible form. Female, definitely, and young like her if the scent was anything to go by - how had she missed her before now? This is what over thinking did, she could not help but think with a slight frown. It wasn't time to over think now though, and with a hesitant shuffle of her paws, she called out to the other.

"Hey, what are you doing out here?"