Blacktail Deer Plateau teach a man to fish

 

She'd felt his eyes on her, as fixated as he was, that near sixth-sense sensation making her fur bristle just a bit before she gave her coat a shake. It was quick enough that she expected no one to realize, after all, she'd just had her face in the water and she was certain that hadn't been the most beautiful of moments, either. She gave a low hum, considering that this was Grayday's oldest boy, and then he mentioned that Khoe had left the children motherless. It was clear that this wasn't the first time this had happened, and it wasn't an easy thing to handle - certainly the children needed someone to help them with the transition. Or maybe they'd been so young they wouldn't even remember her. That was uncomfortable of course, and she didn't want to hope for such a thing. 

"North of here," She explained as she looked to Adi again, smiling gently. "It's a bit different, and honestly, I'd never anticipated living so far inland." And they weren't even that far either. To her though as long as she'd spent it was very different trying to consider a life never on the sea again. "My cousin lives on the isle not too far from here. It's a bit more like home." But then she was here for another reason - one she wasn't exactly open to sharing at that point.