Duskfire Glacier Tamiulupâ

Ah, so he was a patient wolf as well. Perhaps not as much as her, but it was a good quality. "Yes, but sometimes there is no other choice. Who then, would stand up for the victim?" It was one thing to be tolerant. It was a completely different story for standing aside, or being a total pushover. There had been a few times in these Wilds, when the Tundrian was forced to act. To use her teeth. She did not hesitate.

Now she listened. In a calm silence. Attentively absorbing every word he said, and the meaning woven within them. She gave a hushed sigh of hearing the cold sea. She liked the sound of it. His village in fact, sounded quite similar to her own, in terms of location. And his mother. A wise and respected woman. What son wouldn't admire a mother like that. "Mmn. You have a strength about you. Do you get it from her? She sounds amazing. Who knows, perhaps our villages weren't that far from one another. I didn't stick around long enough to know. I left early." She said, again seeming not at all bothered by her decision. She was at peace with it.

She fell quiet again, taking in his answer. She appeared thoughtful, looking at him intently. Was he getting at what she thought he was? "And those intentions, are what, precisely?" Keyni had hopes of her own. Barely sparked one year ago. But back then, her interest was mild at best. Fast forward and she was in the prime of her life, with many possibilities before her. She had better seize one before they passed her by.