Horizon Ridge i do like to be beside the seaside

Björn found her response to be a little strange, wondering how she could feel clean after bathing in the murky salt waters of the ocean, but accepted it nevertheless, keeping his thoughts to himself. It was only when Bazi spoke to him of being from the far North that Björn’s interest truly piqued, having been pricked when she had spoken of a ritual. Whatever could be said about him from before, the Creek maiden now held the Northerner’s full attention. “You come from the North, too?” Though where Björn had came from in the North there had been the Sea, harsh winters and summers but with bountiful harvests. He revisited the consideration that she was a Viking as well but silenced it. She did not bear the same accent. Of course, in truth, that meant little but Björn had telltale signs that he looked for, whether they were accurate or not.

“I think there is some fish,” Björn responded making a bee-line for the nearest cache, suddenly glad he had thought to memorize where the ones still accessible to them were located. “I have not fished in a long time, not since my father taught me.” Björn admitted in a quiet tone, having been the first time he mentioned his father to anyone outside of Odinn’s Cove. Björn did not speak of him, though it was not out of shame or anything of the like. Björn (the older brother not to be confused with Ragnar who was using his older brother’s name as a moniker currently) had slaughtered their father for the title of Jarl and neither Björn (Ragnar) nor Váli had really spoken of him since.

“I promise that the fish in the cache is not very old,” There were wolves stocking and re-stocking them more than most packs did if only because the Ridge was using it to heavily feed the injured in their ranks. “Still succulent,” Björn promised as he paused at where the nearest cache was, turning his caribbean blue eyes to her. “Unless you would like fresh fish?” In which case he was not so sure he could help her with as far as physically fishing went because of his shoulder.