Dragoncrest Cliffs 'cause london is drowing and i live by the river

A pleased rumble vibrates her chest as she watches him submit again, acknowledge his new place. She takes a step back with another quirk of her brow without adjusting her position. She tightens up from the step and glances away, disinterested. “You will stay in the outer reaches of the forest until I all for you,” she tells him with no other instruction. She wants to see the things he does in her absence with no direction. She adds nothing else, either, before she picks up her feet and disappears back into the forest. He could turn around and leave if he wanted, thinking he’s gotten in over his head, but the sneer on her face knows he’ll be there the next time she searches for him.