Wheeling Gull Isle Laws arise not from divinity, but reason.

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EDIT: Just going to tuck a wee conclusion on here, and archive this. Would love for these two to thread again in the future!

“Yea-zuh,” He repeated carefully, hoping that he'd pronounced it at least somewhere close to the way it was meant to be pronounced. It was a much better word than 'coconut,' which just sounded ridiculous to him. He learned that they sometimes carried water in them, before they broke, so he felt even more satisfied with the thought that this would definitely work for Fennec. If it was created with water on the inside, then it would definitely hold water even if it was only half a shell. Fennec would have to be pleased- this might mean that she could even save her garden from drought, all because of the gift he was about to bring her.

When Luli commented about Fennec, he felt a small, soft laugh trickle past his lips. At times, Fennec wcould be incredibly infuriating, and even just a bit cruel- but only when provoked. Otherwise, he did consider her to be a caring wolf. And every wolf that cared, also had reason to be hurt and lash out when angry or upset, just the way she'd felt when Penn had stranded her. “She is.” He said. But he was reluctant to say much more, because he was more fond of the idea of keeping his small infatuation to himself, rather than gushing all about her to some stranger who had no idea who he was talking about.

With the coconut shell safely enough inland that the tide wouldn't reach it again, he glanced over to Meerkat and NuWu, who looked as though they were having a grand time getting caught up. This would allow him some more time to explore the seaside, and spend some time with Luli, if she was interested. “So- what else can you tell me about this place? What kind of stuff do you guys eat here? There's so many great smells along the shore- I don't know what to look at first!” He said.

While Meerkat and NuWu took some time to get reacquainted, he would spend some time wandering along the shore, with his starstruck companion- oblivious, of course, to her admiration, but appreciative nonetheless of her kindness.