Nimbus Summit you preyed on my innocence, tried to bury my name

Themis was quickly realizing she was far out of her depth. The anxiety curling in her said so, but she shoved it away, trying to ensure she could think before she spoke next.

Thank you. She said absently, striding over the border in the hopes she looked confident and not like the meek thing she’d been ever since she drew breath. She flashed a little smile.

I cannot stay long, but I happily accept food. If you don’t mind my asking, do you know of any others in the area? I have not left the wood since I had my children, so we have not had much time to go searching.

She would not mind if there was nobody else. She could handle just one more pack in the same space as her, especially with the distance between them.