Duskfire Glacier like the river

           

 
Tilting his head to the side, returning his gaze to their stroll. This man seemed like the strong silent type, which Siarut could relate to. “Nothing in particular.” He shrugged, letting his curiosity whisk him away.
 
Thinking on it, Siarut realized that questions could seem prying if asked one-sided. “I’m not sure what my sister told you about the five of us Ateneq siblings, but you too may ask any questions you wish.” The bear figured this was a good compromise. ”There is no reason for you to be in the dark if we are to be family.”
 
Siarut trusted Takiyok explicitly, and so he would try to trust her judgement on recruits. While his little sister was a fan of actions, Siarut preferred a combination or words and actions. The two can often contradict the other if you weren’t careful, and that spoke to whether one was truly trustful or not. This was his way of getting to know his sisters friends, as he hoped she was trying to get to know the ones he had recruited.
 
”What brings you to the wilds?” He figured it was an easy opening question.