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She pulled her head back a little at his exuberance, watching him carefully as he introduced himself. He had quite the name, and she was glad he offered the option of a nickname. She knew how much she hated it when others tried to pronounce her name, or even worse, the name of her pack. The prospect of calling him asshole brought the hint of a smile to her lips, but she didn't comment on it, nor would she actually call him that unless, of course, he was acting like one.

She was about to return his introduction and offer her name, but when she glanced at him, she paused and looked away, momentarily caught off-guard by his warmth; it was not something she was really used to seeing on the face of strangers. As she recovered, he began to ramble a bit, earning a sideways glance from the malguk. He did finally stop talking, and she studied him with her citrine gaze, attempting to assess if he was actually done, and it seemed he was. I am Takiyok, she stated. She didn't offer a nickname because her only nicknames had come from those closest to her. Plus, her name wasn't nearly as difficult as his. My brother and I lead the pack on the glacier a little north of here, she explained with a lift her head in the direction of home.

Se wasn't quit certain how to respond to his last words, as feelings were kind of difficult for her in the presence of those she didn't really know. I'm sure your commander appreciates your service, she offered with a quick nod. She wasn't sure if she had read their relationship correctly, but since he called her commander, Taki assumed she was a leader of some kind.