Neverwinter Forest so there he was...

So he took advantage of its moment of indecision right before the panic; it was a good strategy, one she wasn't sure she applied when she was hunting rabbits, or anything really, but she would have to try it next time. She was definitely interested in more fishing lessons for sure. 

And the rabbit to fish analogy made way more sense when he explained himself. They were both finicky and could get places a wolf could not. But most importantly, you really only had one shot at catching them before you were out of luck. Like he said: it could be a waste of time and energy and often was when you were still learning and sometimes even when you knew what you were doing. I see the similarities now that you point them out, Simmik told him with a nod. You really seem to know what you're doing.

Well, you have certainly proven yourself, Bark, so you're welcome to join our ranks, she offered with a dip of her head. I'll want more fishing lessons from you soon, she added. Maybe next time, I can give it a try. She might have tried now if she didn't have things to do. @Mal is the Alpha, she told him next. I'll tell him about you, but you should also formally introduce yourself. She smiled. He's nice; you'll like him. Well she supposed she couldn't speak to what their new member did and didn't like in other wolves, but most seemed to get along with Mal unless they were troublemakers or something. 

I can show you around if you'd like, or you're welcome to explore on your own. She waited then, to see if they would venture into the trees together or go their separate ways.