Her ears twitched at the soft crunch of snow. Really she expected most others to be buried into their dens to keep warm and dry. She didn’t blame them. She also looked forward to going back to the den, drying off and nestling back in and enjoying light conversation with Lazarus if he was there still. He went off now and then for a while, but he always came back, and their bond was there and let her know he was, at least, safe. It was all that mattered to her, though it was sad to see all his hard work buried by the snow. Alas though she didn’t have too much time to worry and ponder him. She wasn’t alone anymore after all, and her head turned and her teal eyes cracked with mahogany set upon a wolf she didn’t know well, but certainly knew the family of.

He called out to her and she smiled, dipping her head to the white and dark grey male motioning for him to join her and look over the field. The snow still fell into the area, but the untouched scenery was both sombering and beautiful at the same time. It was funny, recently his older brother, Tzadkiel, had also sought her out to get an idea of what to do next with himself, and now she was being spoken to by Ophiuchus. Of course, she heard all about how he was a pirate and stealing treasure and how Niyol was certain it was not a game even though if at the end they said it was. Zelda had said she would look into it, but realistically she knew all was well.

As soon as he had joined her, she looked over at him with a lighthearted gaze, ”I hear you gave my little cousins quite the “scare” Ophiuchus.” She said chuckling slightly. ”I was told I should do a full background check and inquiry, Mr. Pirate.” She smiled again at him, finding great amusement in the younger wolves games. After a short pause of her shaking her head and laughing lightly she asked, ”What brings you out into the snow today? Anything that I might assist you with?” Her head tilted lightly, her snow clumped tail giving a few waves.

Really she was happy someone kept the boys in check, maybe even beat them at their own game. Niyol talked in such a flurry honestly Zelda only got some of the details of their escapade outside of the pack. Ophiuchus there was probably a good thing, she was grateful, she knew they were a handful and knowing other wolves were keeping an eye on them was comforting to not just her, but she was sure her Uncle Dexter and Tuari as well.