Enalya flickered her ears back, tugging her mane away from his teasing teeth, and she nipped at his leg playfully back. "We're fine," she admitted with a soft whicker. "Of course, I'm sure that we would be better if there were less snow and more warmth, but there's still plenty to eat here, and we won't die of thirst. So it could always be worse, I suppose." That was a typical Enalya response. Very optimistic, and a bit sarcastic.
She shifted a bit, lifting one hoof out of the snow and digging at the white irritant before she was able to grab a mouthful of the terrible grasses. Pausing as she chewed, she looked back over the other mares, just as alert as he'd been on his patrol. Swallowing, she looked back at him again, their foal shifting once more. "Is all quiet tonight?" she asked. "With a storm coming, I doubt we want to stay in this valley for the night. There should be a grove of trees nearby that's thick enough to save us from most of the wind and snow drifts.."