Neverwinter Forest Where all problems seem to disappear

So it was his scent he was worried about them recognizing. She understood how that could be dangerous for her or any of the other members of the forest, considering they would all smell the same. She nodded her understanding. Are you wanting us to stay within the borders? Or do you think it would still be okay to explore close to the territory? Simmik asked. She wouldn't leave if he thought that was safest, but she hoped that wasn't the case; she was too active to be cooped up in any one spot or a length of time. 

She abruptly shook her head at his words. No need to apologize, she said. You're busy and I'm just thankful that you found someone to help me learn, she added. She appreciated it more than she could express. His opinion was her most trusted, and so the praise he offered warmed her blood. A small smile curved her lips. I won't let you down, she promised. Because as affirming and desired as his praise was, it also put immense pressure on her not to disappoint him. Is there any other way I can help? she asked. She knew he had a lot on his shoulders, and she would do her best to lessen that weight if she could.