Arrow Lake hurts so good

The expression that had flickered across his face went unnoticed, but his words had not. She was unable to do anything more than smile and nod, confirming for him that her home was, indeed, rather nice—she thought so, anyways. It would never be identical to the tribe that she’d been born into, but it was still her home and she adored it. Yes, there were some complications, but nothing that she could not come up with a solution for over time.

Their exchange was to end there, she’d realized, which hadn’t bothered her. Though Asterr had enjoyed conversing with the male, she knew that he wished to travel and that she had no reason to hold him back from doing so. “I hope your travels are safe,” she’d said, dipping her own muzzle in the process. There she would linger for a short while longer, up until the point where he could no longer be seen, before turning and setting off towards home. Whilst a solution to her current issue had yet to be found, she was glad to have met another being with kindness in his heart.