Sleeping Dragon Summoning the Kraken

There was something different about the way the small, darkl female spoke- not simply because she seemed a bit sheepish and shy, but there was something about the pronunciation of her words that made Niamh perk her ears. She uttered a muffled noise of approval, finding Lily's voice pleasant, but it didn't effect her too much. She knew the look the smaller female had about her- she was doing her best to avoid watching Niamh eat, and Niamh wasn't exactly going to wait to finish what little she had left, or offer any to the stranger. She'd lived on her own long enough- or so she thought, naively- and knew that meals weren't to be shared unless they'd been earned. 

There wasn't much left, anyway; the fawn's bones were too small to contain much marrow or be of much nutritional value. So all that remained was the last bit of skeleton and a bit of meat on one leg, which was stripped and eaten while Lily introduced herself and asked her if she lived there. Licking her lips and sitting up, Niamh bobbed her head side to side indecisively. "I live wherever." She said. "Just kinda on my own. You?" She asked, figuring that Lily was in a similar sort of position.