She was tired. There really was no other way to put it. Everything seemed like a complete headache lately, and really, she did not feel like dealing with it at all. Was it permissible for somebody her age to simply forego their responsibilities? As far as she was concerned, she didn't have it in her to care anymore. Covet was back and he had done his damn best to frustrate her, on top of (of course) confirming what she had feared about Melek. Wolf blood. Who would have thought? Apparently there was no way around that one. The idea of the idea of it gave her a throbbing headache. Things just didn't feel right, either. Despite spring's tidings, she felt like something was... off. Like a calm day before a savage storm in the dead of the night. Who would have believed she'd grow up to be such a worrier?

She should have gone straight to Rogue. She knew that. Hell, she wanted to. But of all the wolves in the world, there was one in particular that did the best job at subduing just about any kind of negative emotion. Wherever he was, she was bound to find a moment of peace. So, for that reason, she had headed towards the mountain's base as the sun begun to sink, waving them all farewell and casting a luminescent display of gold and violet across the sky. It was quiet then, on the cusp of the evening. Pleasant. She crept through the surrounding forests and broke onto the flats of rock and grass that met the mountain's feet. There lay the border, a scent that she was quick to absorb. Of course, Sleekwing was in that scent. Her brain always registered that fact first.

Perhaps she looked quite strange then as she took her place; she found herself a little rise, where several stones piled up to form a tangled mass of rock and weeds. She lay atop it, her head resting atop her paws as she merely basked in that silence and scent. Even just being near where he was seemed good enough. She needed the break. Why exactly had she come? For no particular reason. Just to escape reality. She had to chuckle to herself at that thought - would that be a good enough excuse to any wolf roaming the borders?