Emberwood I'm too careful and always in a rush

no, i do not. which was the truth, and put bluntly, as if to give the woman a taste of her own medicine. hosannah doubted it would have such an effect, but she only answered as she felt comfortable. this area specifically was not her home, nor were any of the territories surrounding it; she did not expand upon the subject of her home or give this woman more information as she did not ask for it, and evidently this was how the conversation was going to go.

then again, hosannah did not introduce herself either. she had been prompted, maybe, by the giving of such information by the other woman. yet she held that detail close. instead of giving her name she concluded with an olive branch of sorts: if i do encounter anyone with that name, i will send her this way. the red woman was more interested in exploring the forest on her own now, and was unafraid of speaking through her own ego.