Exploring the mountains seemed a bit different without the comforting scent of her aunt hanging in the air. Samus wasn't sure about this new alpha, but her mom seemed to at least trust him. She wondered, in secret, why her mother had not followed Daenerys out of the pack. She had explained it in a few, terse words, as if the decision had been one of the most difficult ones that she would have to make. Haven had said that the mountains would always be their home, and she explained how after the death of their parents she had been forced away from Spirane. She said she wouldn't wish it on anyone, especially her pups. And so here they were, remnants of a broken family, stuck in a pack that Samus was struggling to see as home.

And she was confused, truly, why Roman would see it fit to take over and displace so many wolves. Samus knew that the majority of them had gone to Diveen, but her family hadn't followed. They had stuck together, and for that the masked girl was grateful- she may not have her Aunty Dany and her uncle Sleekwing and her cousins, but at least she still had her sister and her brother and her mom and dad. Things hadn't changed much in her way of life, except for the fact there would be no training for her quite yet. And so oftentimes she took to the mountains as her mother had once done, stretching out her long, young legs and galloping across rocks and streams.

Samus, today, was closer to the foothills, observing a bird with a very peculiar song. She looked up at it, head tilted, before a sharp call reached her ears and caused the bird to fly away to supposed safety. It sounded familiar and she was curious if nothing else, and so she turned tail and loped towards the source of the call. It asked a question, begged for an explanation, and Samus could only hope that she could offer one that would perhaps soothe the mind of this wolf.

When she approached she realized it was no stranger at all, and the call had sounded familiar because this was a friend of hers. Excitement replaced curiosity in her eyes and she bounded towards Visenya, dropping briefly into a play bow in front of her before bouncing right back up again. "Well, hey, stranger!" Samus greeted enthusiastically, her tail wagging wildly. "You guys musta left, huh? My mom... she wanted t' stay." She gave a shrug of her shoulders, as if she was neutral on the matter. "Anyways... what's yer question? Maybe I can answer it."