Firefly Ravine Ahoy Mateys!

I went ahead and titled you. Welcome to Seadog~! ^^ We can wrap this up soon, if you'd like.

This time around, the woman did shrug, brushing the thanks off as being no big deal. Sadie was capable of providing for the pack, as well as an able body through and through. To turn her away would have been foolish, especially considering she'd been the first wolf to appear to them in quite some time. A breath of fresh air, she was, even if the manner in which she spoke sometimes took the serpent off guard. "No questions, huh?" she'd noted, glancing the other over one last time before stepping to the side, officially having granted her access into the land. "Go ahead and make yourself at home, then. Get acquainted with the land, roll around in some shrubs or something so you don't smell so much like an outsider." Of course, that wouldn't wipe her current scent away entirely, if at all, but it'd definitely be a humourous sight to bear witness to.

An offer was given, which had Sen stopping for a moment to think things through. To put the woman right to work was tempting, but she'd decided against it. As surprising as it may be, she wasn't a total monster, and could occasionally be reasonable. "No, you can wait. Get used to this land first, and then you can begin teaching." Learn of the ravine, only to then go back to the sea. A not-so-brilliant idea from a logical perspective, but Sen ignored that little tidbit. "If you wanna learn about your students ahead of time, look out for the other members, specifically the hybrids. Trust me, you won't be able to miss them." While the wolfdog's presences weren't exactly favoured, she didn't have a problem with making them learn a thing or two—partially because then they'd at least become useful to her, as well as because the learning process would offer her quite the show.