Fall leaves turned to white snow covering the lands, and as the ground froze, everyone tucked themselves in for the winter--save those who were braving the cold to procreate. And now, the ice and snow was melting, the ground began to warm up, and the grass got greener, lusher. Some of the animals were out and about wandering, feeding. Some had procreated themselves, and more and more, Rozenn began to see the young of the wildlife throughout the woodland. It was really something to sit down and watch, knowing that with time, those young would get big enough to sustain a wolf as a meal. It was sad, if you thought too much on it, on the idea that you were taking the life of a living breathing creature, but at the same time, we had to survive, and we did that the best we could.

She walked away from the den she shared with her mother, heading to the distant land, Spirane. The past few weeks, chatter had been spread of a gathering for two year olds, and Rozenn fit that bill. The only thing that had sealed the deal with her going, was her half sibling was there. Reine. Father had showed her where sister lived, and Rozenn had met her, once, but that was enough. She needed to see that piece of her family. Father was still captive in that place, and mother forebode her from trying to get him free. Great right.

So she headed south. Her long legs eating up the distance as she passed the border of Tavoria, walking alongside the crater of the valley, before coming to the border of Spirane. She drew a deep breath, her grey and white form moving easily as she passed over the border, heading deeper into the land. She moved with the purpose of seeing Reine, the others her age were going to be a bonus, and that was it.

The land stretched before her eyes, and she caught a glimpse of the group that was growing, and so she pushed herself into a soft run, a lope really. Nothing that would draw too much attention to herself. She caught sight of the black and white form of her sister, and headed straight to her. She slid to a stop near her sibling, not saying a word, only draping her maw over her sister's shoulder. A sigh slipped through her lips as she relaxed into her sister.