Ouroboros Spine Nutarau

At the mention of her figure, Samani blushed a deep warm red in her cheeks. She had not realized how closely he had been watching. She felt silly for being so stiff in her approach. Rodyn had showed himself to be a talented fisher with his casual confidence and his easygoing nature. If she had been attempting to recreate that, she had failed horribly in the first try.

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She did not want him to think that he was unwelcome. For she found that she rather enjoyed the gleam of sunlight that had found his gaze and the way that his features shifted when he would smile. He was a handsome man and he spoke to her in a way that brought butterflies to her stomach.

Perhaps I will do better if I try not to impress you, she offered with a gentle sigh and a soft smile. Samani felt like it would help him understand. She did not want to disappoint Rodyn when he was taking the time to teach her.

The girl focused on the water again, watching the flow of the fish. When she had found their rhythm to be memorable, even predictable, she began to grow in her confidence. It made sense to anticipate their movements and to strike before they had arrived at that point.

A lean shadow passed beneath her snout. She aimed and plunged her muzzle into the waters, closing around the body of the fish with an excited burst that found her heart. When she pulled it free from the wet, she turned to face Rodyn. Her teeth smiled around her hold on the fish. Good fortune was with her that day.