09-22-2015, 08:49 AM
Sierra sighed. She'd said too much. She gave herself away more than Jaxen's secrets. Not that she knew what had happened, he could have been kidnapped. She really didn't know.
Mrs. Marveet looked to her then to Elias, she'd already seen Elias handing out more information but Sierra was unsure if Elias even knew what was beyond the river, his concern only seemed for the river itself.
But there had been nothing for miles. Nothing... Sierra shrugged. Sierra shifted the camera that was slung around her neck before she spoke, it was the only excuse she had for being out in the wilderness. And in reality it was her job - she was a wildlife photographer, even National Geographic paid her money for her photos. "I'd been in those woods for weeks. I saw no one, or nothing to indicate there were others around."
The nearest road was kilometers away. The nearest settlement was Moscow but that was still unseen from where he'd popped up. It was like he'd popped out of thin air. The visions the wolf pup had been sending kept flashing in Sierra's mind but she couldn't make any sense of it. She shook her head. "I really don't know what happened to your son. I'm just glad we found him. He wouldn't have lasted much longer with no clothes."
Mrs. Marveet looked to her then to Elias, she'd already seen Elias handing out more information but Sierra was unsure if Elias even knew what was beyond the river, his concern only seemed for the river itself.
But there had been nothing for miles. Nothing... Sierra shrugged. Sierra shifted the camera that was slung around her neck before she spoke, it was the only excuse she had for being out in the wilderness. And in reality it was her job - she was a wildlife photographer, even National Geographic paid her money for her photos. "I'd been in those woods for weeks. I saw no one, or nothing to indicate there were others around."
The nearest road was kilometers away. The nearest settlement was Moscow but that was still unseen from where he'd popped up. It was like he'd popped out of thin air. The visions the wolf pup had been sending kept flashing in Sierra's mind but she couldn't make any sense of it. She shook her head. "I really don't know what happened to your son. I'm just glad we found him. He wouldn't have lasted much longer with no clothes."