Dawnlark Plains a day of quiet adventure

Lucani gave a light nod to show she understood, but made no comment on his backtracking. She didn't think he was an "arsehole" or similar. He just spoke before he thought, and his thoughts weren't bad or obnoxious or whatever else. He was fine, but, yes, she was sorry for him. Being exposed to extreme violence at an early age did deserve sympathy, and she didn't shrug it off, but nor did she comment on it further, and she felt no pity for the adult who stood before her. That's quite the tale, she said after he'd concluded it. You seem quite happy out here, wandering and hunting.