Moonspear no rest for the parents

She laughed as he mocked her, shooting a grin at him. There wasn't any malice in his teasing and though he'd likely insist she imagined it, she thought there might be a bit of fondness there. Even for her endless talk of herbs, herbs, herbs.

He spoke of the stars and their wants and she smiled as he seemed to contradict himself, but nodded. She understood what he meant, though no she truly didn't know what he meant. "It makes sense," She said with a small laugh. "In a very complicated and confusing way. It's always easier to look back on something and understand it, isn't it? But I guess if it was easy to understand the stars everyone would, and it wouldn't be special anymore. It'd be like knowing it's raining by walking outside." She grinned crookedly at her own joke.

"I guess there isn't a way to know then, because it could have been a wolf thinking they understood and getting it wrong. And that's not something you'd ever really find out, is it? Or it could have been someone who just looked up and saw some shapes. Like when looking for herbs." She emphasized the last, glancing at him sideways.