“HEY BABES— uh— come on over? I guess? I got something interesting to share. The voice of Leigh, Snowbound’s young leader, rang out from his perch on one of the icy bridges. This would be his first time addressing the clan. Nothing formal or anything— that would be saved for their first meeting to come in the following days. Leigh had gotten the idea to give out little activities for the others to do— get to know each other and mingle and such. “Idea time; weekly quests or tasks or whatever. I’ll give you something to do, like a game to play or a task to perform. Something to pass the time and let me get to know your strengths and weaknesses.” Perhaps he could’ve explained it better, but that was about it. Nothing too complicated. Besides, anyone could participate. That was a plus. “So if you’re interested, hit me up.“

"SPEECH"

  The raven cooed, tilting her head. Weekly tasks? What kinda sad excuse was..? She supposed the concept worked. She was an outsider after all. She was not used to working with a team. She supposed she'd have to fix that. Crystal sighed before she hopped up. If she was going to fit in, she had to accustom herself to their... c-customs. That was bad planning on her part.

  Cry sat in line, nearly being trampled a handful of times before she made it to the front of the cone in front of the... by golly was that a horse with a horn? That was... she raised a brow. Strange. The raven sighed, shaking her head. She cawed at the horse, trying to grab his attention. She had already proven herself to be an intelligent creature, though she never spoke to strangers. Hopefully he would get the message. She could only hope, she was not going to be speaking to this creature until he earned it.

"SPEECH"

Jacob was still fascinated by the fact that, apparently, unicorns really existed. He'd loved stories about magic and such when he was younger (and continued to love them now), finding the lush forests and diverse landscapes and creatures of such books fascinating compared to the dingy city he occupied at the time. He made his way over to the pair that had already arrived, giving a curious glance to Cry. He knew the bird could speak. He'd heard her speak, he was sure of it. Still, it wasn't any of his business if she chose not to, he supposed, although he did worry that someone might mistake her for prey and try to snatch a quick snack. He'd looked out for birds plenty of other times, though, so he supposed he could do the same thing now. "I'll take one!" the boy called.

Weekly tasks? What were those? Ivy peeked over at the gathering group, tilting her head slightly to one side as she watched them ask for these task thingies. Maybe she should ask for one too? The pup loved to participate in everything, despite being so young. She just couldn't help herself. "Could I have one, please?" The tiny fluffball inquired as she neared closer to where Leigh was perched, hoping that she'd be given something fun, or helpful, to do.