Redhawk Caldera I have to run to the pudding store for ah...pudding

not only did he seem unfazed by her appearance, he greeted her almost warmly. she'd quirk a brow at that but was honestly relieved, body relaxing slightly although unable to help shake her wariness completely. not yet anyway. taking his easy greeting as an invitation to stay, she'd pick her way slowly forward so that she now stood at a more normal distance from the dark boy. she studies him curiously now, dark eyes unwavering as they assess him, when he'd first arrived at her call for a hunt she could recall instantly thinking his combination of those pretty eyes and inky pelt reminded her slightly of ramsay. now he ran with damien's crew, either it was a weird coincidence or he was yet another of that troublesome family. and when she said troublesome she did also mean the ones residing under her trees too, it seemed the whole family had a flair for drama. 

her gaze shifts to the large body of water, once again marvelling at its slice of calm beauty amongst the otherwise rugged terrain. there was just something so pleasing to the eye about the whole contrast of the two main features this place had to offer. she supposes she ought to say something, after all it was she who'd intruded on him first and then approached him but before she could he got in there first. the question caught her a bit off guard, it wasn't really what she'd expected to slip from his dark mouth and surprise flickered in hazel depths as her large eyes shift back to his face once more. a moment of thinking though has her realising that the question isn't that out of nowhere, she'd probably looked a bit ruffled upon seeing him first- n' here she was thinking he was asking about her issues. for some odd reason this brings a little amused smile to her creamy muzzle as her head shakes slightly; "not at all, just hadn't expected to run into anyone is all" she'd watch him steadily a few moments longer before looking away once more.

the breeze was stronger up here and she stretched out her neck leisurely so that the cool air ruffled through the thick fur. with a soft exhale she'd simply murmur "it's quite beautiful up here isn't it"