The snow was cold, but one would have to be an idiot not to expect that. It was at least refreshing, and the tree had plenty of snow for her to get a full drink off it. Air, it was all around, and it hinted that spring was coming fast and quick. This wasn't at all what Amber would have liked, but there was no way for her to control the weather. Her only hope was to go somewhere even colder, and very soon at that.

Of course, after all her wandering, the she-wolf was unsure that was anywhere colder than here. All she had to do was look hard enough, correct? Amber was not about to go exploring when it got warmer. She would simply have to wait for the cold to set back in. That would take quiet a long time. How would she manage such a long time? The she-wolf did not have much time to think upon this fact as a voice broke out behind her. A greeting.

Looking back, her deep forest green eyes scanned around, though it did not take that long to pinpoint the speaker. The eyes that met her were like that of a bugs. It was very unsettling. Their fur almost seemed to mirror each other, but the other wolf's fur was a little but darker, almost a silver. Amber turned her own white furred ears towards the she-wolf in question. It was only right to return the greeting, yes? Best way to test and see if this wolf was a threat.

"Hello" was all that was said. Her voice rough, and clearly out of use.