Dragoncrest Cliffs Then let the storm roll in

She didn't acknowledge his tone, though she did incline her head to the preference.  They'd start out on the coast then, see what they could find, and then strike inland if not.  I thought that we might see first, then bring the others if what we find is too big to take ourselves.  She answered, turning their course so that it angled towards the shore almost without thought.  No use bothering a group if we find nothing.  There was a pretty high likelihood as the days grew colder.

You hunted seal, back home? She asked.  Perhaps not home any longer, but he'd take her meaning, no doubt.  She had inklings he'd come from a coastal place before, but she had few true details of it.  It was good to have more used to the shore and the sea and her dangers, though; adding bodies made her nervous at times, for all it took was one careless swim for a soul to be lost.  Ironsea had made that abundantly clear.