Emberwood How thick is wall?

He did not seem at all concerned about any of her own worries, which went a long way toward putting the mottled woman at ease. As did his interesting accent, and the casual diminutive of lass. If someone had come along calling her girl instead, she probably would've been put off, but she decided that Pygmalion was rather charming about it.

Her brows lifted a fraction when he said they'd only met a month or two ago; that seemed awfully quick to be in love with someone, but she supposed that when she measured it against her father's romances, there was not much room to give flak. And of course, she had never been in love, so she only had her family's lives to go off of. Steph and Aliac and Keoni had all been wolves Sunny had known for some time before making a move, and while she wasn't sure she remembered when Dawn and Aditya had become mates, it'd seemed like he'd always been a part of their family.

"That's sweet," she decided, putting her opinions on hold, for the moment. He seemed terribly happy, at least, and that had to mean something. "I'm familiar with the taiga and the valley, but I haven't spent much time here in the Emberwood," she told him, picking up the fish and tipping her nose toward him in a lead the way! sort of gesture. She did know where the caches were, but as she was not opposed to the male's company, she saw no harm in allowing him to 'show' her.