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Finally! Someone had found the trail! Gold Rush went with the group, following the blood. Unfortunately it led to a lake. The enemy had washed the blood and scent away in the water. This wasn’t good. Now what would they follow? They would have to search for more clues. They couldn’t let that murderer get away. Gold began searching for any evidence that another wolf had been this way recently. Surely there was something here.

It seemed that someone had found something. Beowulf pulled himself from the bushes, shaking the leaves that clung to a hindleg he followed the group. Seemed that whatever they were hunting had headed towards a lake? Stopping a moment he shook out his coat before scouting around the fringes of everyone else.

Bright amber eyes scouted the ground while he looked around, before lowering his nose to the ground. Inhaling a little too strongly he coughed and hacked at the dust that tickled the inner workings of his nose and throat. That wasn't the funnest thing. Shaking his head, Beowulf tried again to sniff around for possible clues to where this mysterious thing had gone. Since the trail the rest had followed stopped at the water's edge.

Still she hadn’t found anything. But she continued her search. She didn’t wish to give up so easily. There had to be a clue. She sniffed the ground, her eyes scanning the area around her. She searched the water’s edge, and against the brush line. Hopefully with the help of the others they would eventually find something.

((gonna roll again as it's been 30 min I think
Gold Rush is open to interaction too if anyone wants to rp xD ))

Vivi frowned as she continued on, still not finding anything. She huffed well even if she didn't find anything, she was sure that someone would find something right? This mystery would be solved one way or another. She was pretty sure that this pack wouldn't give up. After all one of their own had been hurt. Of course, they wouldn't just start this search and then give up just because it was hard to find the answers. She thought it was rather just. She nodded thinking to herself and continued on with her search. After all she had volunteered to join this search so she wouldn't just ditch and give up on these wolf dogs and wolves.

Still she hadn’t come across anything she deemed useful. She watched the others around her. Maybe they were having better luck. She sighed, but was fully determined to continue her search. She continued looking over the water’s edge area. It was possible they would have to circle the entire lake to find a clue. But they didn’t really have time for that now did they. She glanced around, looking for any minute detail that could shed a light on their search.

Einarr raised his head at the mention of splitting up. The suggestion hadn't come from someone in his pack, he noted with some suspicion. Were they trying to throw him off the scent or any clues? He'd heard of some wolfdogs that aligned themselves with those Berserker scum! Was this stranger in alliance with the assassin who came after his mother?

Don't allow yourself to get distracted. A wiser part of him said. Any time you waste fighting or talking could be used to find the villain. So he shook his pelt and then his head.

"If the enemy is still out there, they may be waiting to strike again. Going on ahead in a smaller group, makes us a bigger target. We should stick together for now." He replied curtly. If the stakes for him weren't so large, if it had been someone else's mother... But no, he had to find a clue, a hint... anything. But...He looked to Silke. He wouldn't let anyone in this group get hurt trying to track down the enemy without proper backup, either.

When the same wolf went on to proclaim that she may have found something, he sighed a little and nodded.
"See, no reason to go on ahead or split up." He said, though mostly to himself.

Gold was getting tired. She slowly padded along, her head hung low to the ground. They had made a valiant effort, but perhaps this search was futile. With no other leads so far, she was beginning to worry. If they took too long, the attacker would definitely get away. She looked briefly up at the sky, wondering how much time had passed since they had begun the search. Maybe it hadn’t really been that long? She was one to misjudge the passing of time. After all, she often got caught up in her adventures and did not even realize how long or how short her journey had actually been. She kept going though, unwilling to stop due to her sheer determination. They would find a clue. They just had to.

She heard someone nearby(Twillie) mention splitting into teams. “That might be a good idea,” she replied. “It could be worth a shot. I’m willing to try it.” She nodded. “After all, that way we make sure we cover the whole area in a shorter amount of time.”

Gold then moved to start her search again. This time searching even further down the lake’s shore line.