Cloudbreaker

Initially, Cloudbreaker was a little leery of the terrain they were entering. The low, wooded forests were a little thick for her liking, but not nearly as choked by vegetation as the deciduous timber that surrounded the Ruins. As they traveled further into the Toklat domain, climbing in elevation as they went, she was pleased to see the forests give way to open land. And though the ground was rocky and far from level in most places, it was still infinitely better than the steep, boulder-strewn paths around her old home. The more she saw of the Toklat Canyon, the more the zorse was falling in love with it.

"I haven't scented any other horses here. Or wolves, for that matter." She commented to King, eyes roving the varied landscape. "What do you think?"

King

He lead the way here. His nostrils taking in all the scents as they traveled.This will dohe said.

Cloudbreaker

For a wild moment, Cloudbreaker considered just staying here, and not going back to the Haunters at all. That desire was soon clouded with guilt and concern for Darkia though, and the zorse knew she could never abandon her friend. Dismissing that fleeting impulse from her thoughts, Cloud breathed in the fresh air and nodded, "A good choice. That leaves us with the Haunters then; will your herd mind staying here, while we travel back to the Ruins? I think it best that only us two go"

King

King listened to her.yes they will stayHe said.

Cloudbreaker

"I'll lead you to the Ruins then, if you're ready." Cloudbreaker spoke, "It shouldn't take more than two hours to get there and back." Though a little loathe to leave the territory she had only just entered, it was the zorse's high hopes that she would be back here before dusk set over the rough hills. With a slight smile to King, she turned and headed northwest, in the direction of the Ruins.