Not My Cup Of Tea

He was not sure what he was expecting from her, but the way that accent lingered around each word she spoke, was music to his ears. There was something foreign about it. Something different and exotic that made for a nice change of pace to the silence and casual musings of most others he encountered. The unique flavor in her voice was a small pleasure. It made her vastly more interesting than the majority of wolves he'd encountered thus far.

Kero's ears perked. It seemed she had thoughts for this place beyond standing here which led her to inquiring about his own intentions. "Seems like a good place to settle down for an evening, but beyond that, nothing. I never stay in one place for long." He glanced around the space, noting the outcroppings and ledges around the pool. The terrain was certainly one-of-a-kind. He'd not come across anything quite like it, which made him eager to explore.

Stepping closer to the edge of the pool, he let his curiosity get the best of him. Lowering his head to the water, he sipped at it, drinking at the cool, tepid waters that were clear and delicious. A rare place indeed.

A devilish grin cross his maw as he finished sipping. In one sleek, smooth movement, he dipped a paw into the pool and scooped up a pawful of water. He threw it in her direction, hoping his aim was true in his attempt to splash her.