Redsand Canyon Parádeigma

He was so kind, and she would continue to enjoy his company through the journey, listening as he spoke fondly of his wife. She smiled softly. Ruenna had mentioned her; she was the housekeeper. Aquene was still not certain what a housekeeper was, but she made a mental note to seek out the woman and inquire. Perhaps it was an added skill that Aquene herself could add to her resume. She felt she needed to do more than just healing to stay afloat here, though she knew her skills were invaluable to a militaristic pack like Mereo. “She sounds lovely. I have no doubt I will meet her soon.” She had been putting in effort to find all of the plebians, but it had to occur between stocking her stores which due to the season was a laborious task at best.
 
She was taken aback by the man’s baffled expression, eyes widening as he defended her to herself, a soft smile on her features. “Lady Ruenna has described it as though some of the auxilia do not understand why there are civilians at all… including a healer like me. I think I’ve changed Kallik’s mind but… he is not the only one I think thinks this way.” She had picked up on harsher tensions, but her interactions when helping Kallik had been good, and she was certain they were on good terms now.