Raven's Watch elevator in switzerland

She didn't miss the sound of someone entering the water - the dark brown female was content and comfortable, not off-guard.  Her nose made quick work of discerning his scent and one ear twitched in his direction.  Banner huffed again, this time at her beloved brother and not those ever-watchful birds.  She watched as he submerged himself with a smile.  He seemed relaxed.  Though conditions were slowly improving, the famine still clung to life in these parts with a firm grasp.  Relaxed was hard to come by lately.

"I'm doing just fine," she insisted in her low voice.  Stark was worried.  She hadn't expected anything less.

The smaller wolf pressed her nose into his chest affectionately.  It was an area he still felt self-consious about, that she knew all too well, but she couldn't help herself.  It was a comforting gesture for her, too.  She sighed into his darker fur.  "I'm glad you've found something for yourself."  The details on his new life were sketchy at best, but she hadn't needed anything in-depth yet.  Stark's happiness was easy to see.  Sounds of the water moving around them caused her ears to twitch again as she moved to lean against him.