now that i am coming down; won't you be my solid ground?

Sway had been wanting to get to know more of the members of Spirane for awhile, though it was true that so many had been engrossed in their own little groups without a care to meet anyone else. That had settled within her the wrong way, but she was doing her very best not to let any of that get to her. If certain parts of the pack wanted to be cut off from others, then so be it, she supposed. But she really wanted to integrate with the others and be an active part of everything when she could be. She wanted to show that she wasn't just some wasteful addition to Spirane; that despite her blackouts, she could be productive and a part of things.

She liked crowds, honestly. She liked meeting others and conversations, getting to know those around her and feeling comfortable in where she was at. Friends were the spice of life to her, and she wanted to make more of those. She wanted to find ways to make others happy, to put smiles on the faces of any who she met. It was, perhaps, a strange goal and maybe a tall order for some, but Sway wanted to do good in the world. She did not think she had very much to offer anyone, but she would always try, always do her best. Even if it wasn't always enough, she would still continue to try and be optimistic.

The early morning did not find her in a same hungered state as another might be in, because she had picked apart a nest high up in the rocky parts of the mountains, eating both eggs and a adult bird with a broken wing. Sway did not know how the creature had gotten this way, but it would have survived, and she made good use of the meat to line her own belly. Eggs, too. It had been a good meal, even if small, and Sway wondered if there would be a pack hunt any time soon. Something she could possibly bring up later, no doubt. For now, she wasn't too concerned, because she hadn't yet come upon anyone too hungry in Spirane.

What did occur in that morning wandering along and surveying Spirane, however, was nearly getting trampled by a freaked out goat. She barely dodged the creature as it fled, though it panicked even more at her presence. She blinked as she stared after it for a few moments before turning her head toward the rocky outcrop from which the creature had come. She moved cautiously towards the edge of the area and peered down at the other rocky ledge like areas. She noticed the wolf sitting there and tilted her head at him. "Oh, hello. Are you alright?" Her gaze went to the cut at his shoulder, not sure if it needed to be looked at or not.