For a split second, Remi worried that maybe she had the wrong wolf, for though the girl appeared receptive to her arrival she didn't seem to immediately recognize her. But just as it had taken her a moment to realize just who stood before her, it clearly dawned upon Alyse's features that she knew her as well. When Alyse erupted into bouncing steps, Remi moved in kind, excitement overwhelming her. What luck! She jumped around, mimicking the display of her one time acquaintance, and the two looked all for the world as if they were puppies playing at their mother's paws rather than grown (or nearly grown, in Remi's case) young women.

"Eee! I'm so happy to see you!" She barked out as the two finally came to a standstill within the forest clearing. She laughed at Alyse's words, nodding. "Yeah, I did get there, but I only stayed for a bit. Winter sure starts early up there and it is extreme." To her there was no shame in admitting she hadn't been cut out for it, but really she'd just kept moving because that was her way. She loved to travel, to see and experience new things. Some things were just OK to only experience for a short while. "Decided I ought to come home and let my family know I'm alive and stuff," she said with a shrug, not having learned much about just why it was that Alyse had been traveling south.

"So what do you think of Moladion? Its probably pretty tame compared to where you come from, hey?" Remi's tail waved back and forth out behind her, easily slipping into conversation with the girl. To her it felt as if they were old friends, rather than two young females who had simply met as they passed each other in their individual travels.