"He doesn't always sleep during the day.  He's old enough that he doesn't always need to.  Or so he claims...but it's still unlikely he would venture out of his domain.  Going during the day time will make it tricky not to be seen, especially if we're naked...There are a few of the farms that hang dry their laundry, so we might be able to find something that smells familiar enough it won't give us away."  She offered.  Her brow quirked up a little at the word naked.  Vara was no prude, most werewolves did not get as fussy about nudity as humans did.  Still, there was this rather attractive, tough wolf and she had to get naked in order to ensure they did not give themselves away.  Vara avoided most of the male wolves in the Black lands because they were assholes.  A few of the women were okay, but most of them did not want a long term relationship with another woman.  They all had the instinct to seek out a mate, to continue to the species, to breed more protectors of their way of life.<br/><br/>"I don't think most of them would investigate.  If we can get clothing, it should be somewhat easy to blend in.  Thousands of people live in those lands, and new ones arrive often.  They're either bought by Blackvayne or captured and brought to serve him.  Your presence would not be heavily remarked upon, as long as we don't do anything stupid."	She hoped he wasn't the sort to get hotheaded in a tense situation.  So far he seemed rather measured, perhaps even relaxed.  Guarded, but not worried.<br/><br/>"The woods are fairly dense on the western side of the outer wall, and there's a small entrance that usually isn't worried over.  Most people are stupid enough to walk through those woods.  It's a bit ironic, Blackvayne hates magic but that forest is filled with all kinds of strange energy."  Many who lived in the Black lands feared the place, but she was not one of them.  She had snuck off into the forest many times as a child, it was the only place she could truly have a moment alone.  It was a strange place, but it seemed to hold no malice towards an innocent child.  She wondered if it would be the same now.<br/><br/>"It's probably our best bet and I'd very much like to avoid the snout of any of the wolves there 'up my cooch,' as you said..."