Misty Mountain is opposite of Rainbow Cliff. Mists hover year-round at this high altitude, mistaken by some to be thin clouds. Thin layers of snow cover the mountain, making some areas slippery and hazardous.

Some think it romantic, a place to bring their mates, while others come to play and romp. However, all must agree that there is some level of mystery and spookiness hovering about with the mists...

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Joel romped up the montainside, jumping high into the air and soaring over rocks. He needed to stretched his legs, especially after all that walking, and this was fun! The brown brute remembered how in his old pack, far away from these mountains, his parents used to shake their heads at his lightheartedness, but here, surely he could do whatever he wished, right? That was what that big white wolf said in the beginning.

Joel burst noisily through some ferns and stared at the challenge before him. A puddingstone, perhaps two times his height. Joel twitched his snow-white ears. How easy! I can clear that. After all, back in my old pack I was the jumping champion! Joel gazed up at the rock once more, then crouched down and leaped into the air, his tail arched and his paws stretched before him. He landed on the uneven surface somewhat ungracefully, and he skirted forward on top of the rock, full of adrenaline and panting. He glanced down at his paw pads. Puddingstones weren't the best thing to land roughly on. My poor pads. At least they aren't bleeding, like when I tried to clear that burnt tree.

A howl rung through the air, low and sad. Joel perked his ears. Is someone lost? I wouldn't be surprised, seeing how there's so much fog. Joel leaned his head back and howled in return. Hi! I'm here too! And while I don't guess I'm really lost, I don't really know where I am either. He paused. The howl came from above, higher up the mountains, where the fog was thicker. Should he risk it? Or should he wait for another howl?

Joel usually acted without thinking the whole thing through, so of course he ran up the mountainside, dodging rocks and trees and scaling large rocks, until the scent of wolf became more defined. A male, but not from any pack he knew. Probably not from any pack at all. Like me.

"Hello? Anyone there? My name's Joel. I heard your howl, too… I howled back."

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