Stavanger Bay Forget what we're told

The woman spoke and introduced herself as Fleur. Skellige drew his ears forward to capture everything that she might say. She was indeed looking for a pack to call home. When she mentioned that there had been some unspoken force that had drawn her to his borders, it brought a thoughtful frown to his features and his brows narrowed on her. At least she had shown him respect upon arrival, and he wondered if the sea was speaking to her and willing her forward. If this were the case, it would have been unwise for the inky titan to turn her away from his lands. He was interested to know what she could bring to his ranks that he did not already possess. The wolves that he had gathered underneath him were adept in their specific skills; warriors and hunters alike. The wraith did not know why the great spirits of the sea would send him something that he did not need.
 
As she spoke and explained the many talents that she possessed, the leviathan listened with a placid expression on his inky features. His dark eyes scoured over her once more as he mentally checked her for physical capability. There was nothing truly extraordinary about her stature. The wolf seemed average in both height and weight. Her pale coat took on a creamier appearance after he had closed the distance and he noted that her eyes were an appropriate chocolate hue.
 
Flicking the tip of his tail after she had finished, the inky titan drew his head upward and eyed her. “So your most impressive skills are those of a healer?” he inquired to her. Rationally, he did not believe that the other skills were as strong. The knowledge of herbs would do well seeing as he believed that calling on the wolves of Donnelaith was something of a false hope. Skellige knew that Deirdre would come to his aid, but he did not truly trust that he could rely on the others. “What of the stars do you know?” he then inquired of her with a single quirked brow. Skellige had not even yet explained to the woman the ways of their pack or the customs that were mandatory to take part in the ranking there. If she could prove her knowledge to him, he would expand and discover if she truly wanted a place in his sea-devoted home.