<div style="text-align: left;">(http://s21.postimg.org/vky934kl3/ranger.jpg)<br/>Varis Galanodel (http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=90899)<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Inspiration</div></div></div><br/>The canine tracks didn't bother him. However the signs of goblins did. Goblins usually were not found in weather this harsh. They were more often seen in temperate or slightly warmer climates. That said, they could have been crossing for some reason, or possibly even because they were being chased. But he hadn't seen signs of anything large enough to frighten off a goblin party. On top of that they could have been using the wolves to track down something or someone. He could never truly know. But they were at least a day behind them, and that put his mind at ease. Until he had found the feline tracks. Felines especially put him on guard. He'd encountered creatures that appeared to be feline, but moved through shadows as if they were made of darkness themselves.<br/><br/>Displacer Beasts. But he couldn't imagine why one would be out in the middle of nowhere in the snow. The thing that put him most on guard was the fact that he couldn't identify the tracks in front of him. They did appear to be simian in nature, and he'd encountered gorillas, apes, and other such creatures before. They were nothing new to him in the wild, living the way he had for as long as he did. But he had heard stories from his barbarian friend in the past. Of creatures that hunt in the wild at night. Creatures that disappear in the snow, and appear out of nowhere. Creatures that could blend into the snow as well as any monster in the shadows.<br/><br/>When they broke to camp, he began digging, carefully burrowing into the snow. He worked on building a blind, something to hide most of the light from the fire they would need. They could gather close to it, and enjoy it's warmth, but it was supposed to make it harder for them to be spotted.<br/><br/>"Dae." he called, the wolf's ears perking up. "Pela estolad"<br/><br/>The wolf began to walk away from the camp, sniffing at the snow and air, searching for any signs of danger they may have missed. He would only do one circle for an initial patrol before returning. Varis knew Dae would howl, bark, or somehow give another signal to him if there was anything he found.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Roll</div><div class="spoiler_body">Dae's Perception: 7(2+5) but with advantage for smell and hearing, he gets 14(9+5)<br/></div></div>