Firefly Glen I slithered here from Eden

His answer was concise and everything it needed to be. She nodded in somber understanding, and with it, sight of him was a bit easier to understand. It had been so long since she'd seen him last.. not that she'd spent any span of time attempting to know him better back then.

"The scavenging should be decent, if the late autumn has been any indication.." she supposed, remembering the strange reek of the beached whales. If that was truly a sign of things to come, then the seaside was bound to be valuable territory should winter go south in a hurry. Her own survival in a wintertime spent alone could be accredited to it, so she got the feeling she was soothed by knowing it was a bit closer -- just in case all went straight to frozen hell elsewhere.

The.. statement, if she could call it that, had caught her off guard and furrowed her expression. "Ah, likewise.." she returned after a breath, having no ill will against him. Although she honestly felt he'd need more than good wishes on his side if he stayed alone, but the small sentiment remained for whatever it was worth.