Sepirah had never really ventured to the far western packs and always wondered what they were like. During the winter may not have been the best time to go exploring fearing that the pack members she came to see would try to chase her away. She was not out to take anything from the other packs and wanted to just meet some of the other packs. Doing this would also help to make relations with Inferni and the other packs more at peace as well as learn more about them. She was out to become the ambassador for the Inferni pack and wanted to help bring news to the pack about what was going on. She seemed out of the pack most of the time anyways and wanted to put this to use. The dark princess knew there were at least three more packs to the direction. She figured she would just run into one by accident and learn more about them as she met one of the pack mates. Perhaps if the dark girl was luck enough, she would run into one of the leaders of these packs. So far she wasn’t having such good luck and she knew this was bound to happen. Leaders were busy and had duties to attend to. She was hopeful that she would find someone who knew the leaders well.
Sepirah woke up and looked outside of her home. It seemed that there was no snow falling from the sky, which was a good thing. She stepped out into the cold and she wrapped her scarf around her neck. Since she had a ways to travel, she stayed in her lupus form. She trotted out of her den and began to head towards the southern end of the borders. Once she got there, she stopped to the line of skulls that showed the outside world where they laid. She had no idea why every time she came to the borders, she had to stop to look at the skulls. She was sure there was some reason behind this, but she was unsure of what that was. Once she was done looking at the skulls, she leapt over them and began to head to the western side of the souls region. She bounded through the trees and dodged them well with the way her body was built. She was even felt herself bounding off some of the rocks on the way acting as if she could fly. She felt some laughter escape her lips as she ran. The wind brushed through her fur, but because she was running so much, it felt good against her. She paused when she felt that she had gone far enough. She looked around and sniffed the air. The jackal didn’t see or smell anything out of the ordinary so she padded along.
Sepirah paused when she caught the scent of another pack nearby. She was sure that she had come to the borders of one of the western packs but she was not sure of which one she had come to. She didn’t want to present herself as a rude one so she waited around the borders for someone to notice her. She emitted a small yawn before she lowered herself to the ground and laid there until someone decided to come around.