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With her comprehension on Rannoch's advice came a declaration, on which rode on a trace of hesitation. Despite this, Rannoch's tail wagged encouragingly in a way to encourage her and justify what had been stated. After all, it seemed to Rannoch that this had been building up for quite some time, as the urgency of finding her sister was not there. He did not press this matter and, instead, let it go, not seeing it as a necessity at this point. Kaori had made her decision, and Rannoch would not derail her, even if he were curious. 

Questions followed, and Rannoch felt his posture perk to what had been asked, a smile spreading across his lips as his answer hung on the tip of his tongue. "Actually," he began, his ears transitioning to a lofty posture upon his crown as he spoke. "Me and some others around our age are looking for form." Though he had not confirmed her exact age, he had an inkling that she was younger than he was. "We are bringing together our best skills and working towards a common goal of finding somewhere that we belong." Rannoch still didn't believe that they were doing it, but, despite this, they certainly were. 

"We just ask that everybody contributes," he did not think that she would not, but he would speak to this curiosity. "Do you have any interests or practice any trades?" If she didn't, he would have been more than pleased her help her find something that both was enjoyable to her and benefitted them all. And if she didn't wish to join them? Then they would most likely be on their own ways very soon.