Dawnlark Plains Rain or Shine (III)

Her expectations seemingly met, the alpha female gave the rain storm one last lingering look before she began to turn, but in so doing, her hunters' eyes spotted Nanook. She didn't immediately notice the grey agouti female, but the rustling of grass. Something predatory rose in her chest, but then she spotted the brilliant copper of the juvenile's eye, and the rest of her body seemed to materialize like magic when Saena focused on that. For a short moment the alpha stood quietly, curiously watching Scarlett's daughter, before she shifted a leg through the grass to announce herself as well.

"Cool, huh?" she asked with a flick of her snout toward the curtain of rain. Assuming Nanook didn't flee on the spot, Saena would seat herself, apparently interested in remaining here a little while longer, and conversationally asked, "do you like this sort of thing?" Once, Saena would've been overcome with the brilliance of nature. She could even potentially explain it. Now, she had none but a passing interest in the phenomenon and wouldn't bother with even an educated guess unless Nanook confirmed her suspicions: the girl had an interest in naturalism.

Then maybe Saena could be of some use to her. She no longer held the title and didn't intend to take it back anytime soon, but she still knew some stuff. Perhaps she could teach someone who was more interested in it than herself.