Great Bear Wilderness [m] forty-eight hours feels so much longer

"Must've missed that tidbit when we did our lengthy introductions."  She moved closer, stopping a companniable distance away with her tail swaying easily.  One good thing about a second meeting, you knew what to expect.  Which, honestly, could be a downfall as well.  Depending on her mood of course.  She wasn't put off at all by the exclamation, for her humor was highly entertained by the fact shed gotten the jump on her companion.

"Starling.  Hmm". She mulled that over a moment.  "Annoying little things, aren't they? I like it."  She grinned wickedly.  She assigned nicknames often, but it wasn't so often she recieved one in return.  Seemed introductions wouldn't be necessary after all - not that she'd intended one.  "Well, did you report back?  Was the judge, or judges, pleased?"  She certainly didn't see how they couldn't be, the alpha at least. Could always be the case that his mate was in on it too, though. Getting off on their subordinate's love takes? Hell, it was almost enough to make her wish for her own ship to captain. How delightful. Teasingly, she continued. "I hope you did the tale justice." She wasn't aware that Peregrine actually did want the details, her only knowledge being that her alpha encouraged her to seek other forms of love. But the insinuation had the potential to embarrass, and seeing Red turn a shade moreso if she were shy about such things would give Roz some invaluable insight of character.