I'll be waiting here to meet you
The two ivory females had walked for several days, but Colibri was very happy with the results. What lied in front of them was rich overgrown fields, together with the sea far ahead, the promise of rabbits and roes, fish and seafood. This place seemed to have everything, and for time being, Colibri meant they could take a longer break here. The area did not hold any smell of claim or anything of that kind, and no one was there to chase them away for their mere presence. It would have been a great place to start up a new group. However, Colibri and Cercelee were simply two wolves, and a pack consisted of more than simply a duo of half lost wolves. It would have been a dream to make a living here though.
Colibri moved over a ruined bunch of rocks, the fallen pieces of a stone fence. She caught a glimpse of a small critter with long ears scatter away as it recognized the newcomers as predators. The sun was high on the blue velvet above, and the scenery was oddly tranquil compared to what the two wolves had witnessed earlier this week. The future had not been pointed out, she just knew that she felt responsibility for the ivory fae by her side. It was wrong to think so, but the good feeling from the days with Ceres had come back. Even though they had not known each other for more than a few days, Colibri felt an unique bond of friendship and trust between her and Cercelee. She would take care of this female, no matter what.
All thoughts about everything else had been put aside, and Colibri wanted nothing more than to find a suiting place for the duo to be for a time. Everyone was scattered, and if Cercelee wanted to go on, Colibri would of course not stop her. New packs and groups were probably being founded as they stood here, and even though Colibri managed being alone, it may not was what the ivory yearling wished. For now, they would at least take a break here, and see how things turned out, see if other wolves would come, or continue their journey themselves, or simply stay here. Staying. Why was that thought echoing through her head endlessly. It was a beautiful land, that was for sure, and they would not be short of everything, she could guarantee that already.
“ Such a tranquil place. I actually can’t help but thinking there should have been more of us, so that we could have started a life here as a group. This would have been the ideal pack land in my eyes.” She simply just voiced her opinion, and looked over to Cercelee, gray orbs sparkling gently with a warmth that she believed had been lost. Susquehanna had been haunting her. Or rather, Susquehanna’s scent. It was as if she had followed Colibri, but not in the flesh. It did not make any sense, but she hoped her sister had heard her call and followed. Colibri did not want to be alone any longer, not when she knew that her sister was there for her.
Dying to meet you
