The woods was cooler than normal, but then again, it was quiet early in the morning. Snow white, the she-wolf was hard to miss among the brown and green. She was even harder to miss within the pure green grass all around. Shifting her gaze from the ground to eye level, Amber's eyes landed upon a dark figure near the water's edge. Pressing herself to a trot, the lady neared him faster. Maybe it was time to call out before she scared him with her sudden appearance. Whatever the case, the female slowed down and opened her maw to speak.

"Hello there! Having a fair day?" Amber called, her voice soft and calm upon the summer's breeze. Her fur seemed to almost shine, and the closer she got to him, the more he appeared less black, and a bit more dark tan. Interesting coloring, but not one so rare in this land they called home. Once she was close enough, the she-wolf took a seat and waited for his reply. Hoping it would not take long, she tried not to stare.

Instead, the forest green eyes trained themselves upon the water, and took in the fact there was a lack of fish. Would this affect the world somehow.