Her whiskers twitch in amusement. "Charredstorm is an excellent name, in fact I think you should change it now" she says, her tone serious but the look on her face is playful. "If I wake up someday and I'm suddenly much bigger with a snow-colored coat you can call me hmmmm" she thinks for a moment, trying to think of what the opposite of the name Little Wolf would be "Big Bear" she decides out loud.
Hailstorm says that he can't imagine having a dark coat like hers and a plush coat like his and instantly her mind drifts to someone with that exact dilemma. "My son, Burnstorm, he has my fur color with a coat like.. yours. Green-leaf is not his favorite season either" she muses. He had made it clear the other night when they had shared tongues and he had expressed how he was jealous of Moonpaw's lightly colored pelt, or Skypaw's short fur. She had almost said his name but she held herself back. Speaking his name out loud would only bring in a flood of emotions that she didn't particularly wish to face right now. She is almost thankful when the cat next to her stumbles, it is a distraction from the thoughts of sky-blue eyes and golden colored fur that are already spinning in her head. She stops and looks, concerned and her eyes look down to the other warriors legs, assessing to make sure that nothing was twisted or broken. She breaths a sigh of relief when everything is fine and then she lifts her head to the sky, mouth parting to drink open the air, trying to scent if there was any prey nearby "The birds did not take flight so it should be okay. I'm just glad you weren't hurt" Her voice is softens at the last part.
They continue walking, their destination the Great Sycamore, a large tree that stands above all the others. The prey was good there and it was still far enough away that none of the prey there should have heard her patrol-mates cry. He continues their conversation from earlier, saying that his favorite season was new-leaf too, that and leaf-bare. "There are some things I enjoy about leaf-bare" she admits. "It can be peaceful and the way the snow looks in the morning, undisturbed, it's really pretty" as much as she enjoyed the little things like the way the forest slept, there was also just too many things not to enjoy about leaf-bare. She thinks of her mothers eyes, desperate and hungry as she tells her warriors they would take Sunning rocks. She thinks of her kits, her siblings, skinny and desperate to bring anything back. Leaf-bare would always be the hunger moons to her and that would marr her opinion greatly. She keeps this to herself, though, not wanting to ruin the light-hearted beat with pessimism.
His question prompts her to think, and for a second she is silent, mulling over the answer. "I like to walk around the forest" she finally says after a moment of quiet "I like to walk around and see what is different, what is coming back and what isn't, I like to watch how things change it makes me feel like like I dunno like if change is a part of nature perhaps it isn't so scary" oh how she wishes things wouldn't change sometimes. But even the plants are not invincible against the passage of time and that brought a small comfort to her.
Finally, the pair are at their destination. Little Wolf pauses in the clearing and looks around, eyes instinctively drawing first to the massive tree that had been a landmark in the forest for as long as she could remember. "I think I hear mice over there, a burrow. Perhaps I could chase them out and if you hide I could drive them right into your paws" she suggests, eyes shining as she thinks about how much prey they could possibly be taking home with them today.