Otter Creek Sister, sister

Kendra had been rather intrigued by meeting the young male at Otter Creek the other day. She had not meant to leave the forest but she had no clue that this tunnel would leave Black Feather Woods. It was not because she fancied the boy or because she was interested in him a person. It were his words, speaking about things she did not know about. Oceans, other forests. The little Naturalist wondered if that meant that there were other plants too, if she would ever learn about them. She was hesitant to leave her home. She disliked the light that hurt her pale eyes, and she didn't want to leave her brother and father.

Currently Kendra was laying in the entrance of the secret tunnel. Hidden away in the shadows thanks to her dark coat. It was almost like a cat watching the world go by from a window sill. The young girl was really starting to grow more into her female form, much like Meldresi had. Her coat as soft and gleaming black as her mother. Kendra would never know how much she looked like her, except for her eyes and pale dots. Those eyes fell on a pale female that came into the picture. Kendra pushed herself up into a sitting position. She watched the other for a moment. Something about her wad familiar, and she had something curiously red under her eye. It reminded her of the red dye of the brotherhood and of course the red dye she had in the tip of her tail.

Kendra stepped forward, her eyes squinting but she could not look away from the pale female. She carried her head low, curious and trying to figure this older female out, yet her tail held a bit up. The female had muttered something but Kendra could not decipher what had been said. What her eye caught next now it was a bit adjusted to the light difference was the bone in her mouth. Kendra had seen bones before, that of her mother, so she was god damn curious why this female was carrying a bone in the first place. A curious as she was Kendra stepped forward once more. "Why are you carrying a bone?," she questioned to the stranger.