Another day had dawned, the sun like a beacon shining 'ver the lands of Kaistleoki. Though a scholar at heart, the young fae had found purpose in the role of hunter and wished to provide in that way for her pack. She'd noticed a lack of hunting masters around, and thought that the title would suit her someday, perhaps. She'd have a long way to go still, but whether it granted her respect or not, the skill was deemed very useful if she'd ever end up on her own again.

She trailed the border, always seeming to keep her distance from the heart of the pack where she assumed most of the others were. Her nose was close to the ground as her eyes scanned the patches of grass. Would a critter do for today? She was but on her lonesome after all.

A silver and sooty ear swivels at the approach of another - the observant fae had already figured this was a stranger, as their step was heavier than Hieronymous and less ballerina-like than her husband. No one else had a reason to approach her this day, which meant it was time to meet whoever had done so regardless!

When she lifted her head to look at whoever had approached, she had to go higher than she'd expected. The woman was about twice her size, intimidating and opposite of the small fae. The fae's eyes glistened as she stared in awe for a moment, then gently shook her head and said; Good morning. She nodded at the other's assumption. How nice to meet you - I'm Lumiya of Fae. And yes, I was hoping to hunt today. She informed matter-of-factly in the tone of a true diplomat. Would you care to join me? She offered, looking up at Aliana with a smile that could conquer the sun herself.

Her smile grew wider, if you'd believe it, as the other seemed up for a little hunting party. She wagged her tail, delighted to have yet another to learn from. The girl bobbed her head in not quite a shake nor quite a nod. A few critters, some fresh some old. But if that's what you fancy today I suppose we could make it work. She informed.