Dragoncrest Cliffs Sunblind

She retained a silent indifference to the discomfort that seemed to linger between them. She could ask him why. Nothing he said would matter. She could tell him what she thought - and again, nothing would change.

She didn't break the silence until they had come to the place where she could taste their prey on the gentle wind. I'll drive them to you. She delivered it in a quiet undertone, then didn't wait for an argument.

It would fit with her behavior so far, but the truth was, the reasoning was different now. She couldn't afford to let him argue - because if she drove, it meant she would not need to catch. She didn't want to say the thought aloud.