Firestone Hot Springs I need a lullaby, a kiss goodnight

Ah, it's fine! I hope you manage to get everything set up properly~

To tell her tale was an easy thing, for she'd lived such short a life there was hardly anything to say. Her journey to Teekon had been, by far, the most productive thing she'd done—aside from learning to contain the dragon within her conscious, of course. Despite how little she had to say concerning her way of life, the boy still appeared interested in listening in. Having caught sight of his ears cupping forward caused the corners of her mouth to twitch slightly, but she kept herself focused on the words she was speaking.

Upon the completion of her explanation came the voice of the child, his sentence bringing a small smile to her face. "That sounds like a wonderful idea," the yearling commented, her tone encouraging. "Be sure to take a friend along with you. Traveling by oneself can grow rather lonely, after all." She spoke from experience, of course. The beginning of her journey had been taken with a companion in tow, a friend from the tribe she'd been born into. Eventually, though, they'd split up on account of different levels of stamina, but with the promise of meeting up soon after. Asterr's friend had never arrived, however, which had then left her to wander on her own before coming across Leo. He'd been a blessing, really, and she did not mind looking after him while he healed. With that being so, she gave a gentle shake of her head when the hatchling offered his assistance. "I do appreciate your offer, however I will have to decline," she voiced, her tone as polite as ever. "I do not wish for you to fall into trouble with your family for assisting in the treatment of an outsider. I know some do not take well to being associated with anyone outside of their claim." Ever her family's tribe, however welcoming it'd been, was not keen on the idea of helping heal a wounded stranger. If they held a desire to join the tribe, different measures were taken, but if not they were often ignored and sent off on their way.