Shall we start to wrap this up? I can’t really think of anything else to write D=.
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The odd glass object fogged up as Neela huffed at it lightly, the act sending a small cloud of mist from her mouth toward the glass, where it settled. The collie peered inquisitively at the distortion before tentatively leaning forward and licking the glass, which produced no results other than the cold material chilling her tongue. When Kiara confirmed that she didn’t know either Neela let out a small hum of disappointment. While the collie considered herself fairly knowledgeable about humans due to the large amount of traders, traveller and storytellers that had frequented her childhood home humans and the majority of their works were still largely mysterious to her, with this odd glass contraption seemingly being one of those unsolvable mysteries.
Still it was pretty and Neela was tempted to take it with her but she decided against it; she had no permanent home to store it in and preferred to simply keep the more practical human artefacts with her until she did. Something else that Kiara said also stood out to her, in-fact now that Neela thought about it Kiara had mentioned this earlier but the collie hadn’t took it in at the time as she had been excited by the thought of what might be inside the box, "You can't shift?" Neela asked curiously. As more and more wolves came together the amount of uninfected canines was pretty low and Kiara would be only the third uninfected canine Neela had seen in her entire life.
After giving Kiara a while to respond, Neela turned her head to look at the window, beyond the weak light streaming in Neela could see that the snow was still falling gently outside. Turning back to Kiara, Neela asked "You want to head back outside? Too nice a day to spend stuck in some human building." Neela punctuated her point with a glance downwards and a loud huff, not that it had proved empty of interesting loot the grey concrete construction was proving irritating and stifling to the collie, who generally only used the less attractive human structures for supplies and nothing more.
