He chuckled also, remembering the day. "My sister actually. My parents had the firm belief that if you didn't live with your mistakes and help yourself out of them, the lesson wasn't learned." It wasn't a bad mantra, really, when you didn't take it to the extreme. "Tarin helped me on the sly though." He wondered briefly how his sister was doing. Probably raising pups and enjoying life in her new pack. At least that's how he liked to imagine it. Perhaps one day he'd stop back in. He wondered if Peregrine would allow that.
"I will keep an eye out for those. Assuming you know best, I'll follow your lead." He would fall in step beside her, for she probably knew where it was better to look for such plants. He hadn't mapped those details out yet, though he was beginning to get to know this place better. "What made you decide to become a healer?" He asked, curious as to what influenced her decision. It was a pretty selfless thing, devoting one's life to learning how to help others.
