Dragoncrest Cliffs Ayu

Aye, I understand ya. Would never say anythin’ like that to my brother either. He’s… good an’ I never would wanna hurt him.

Swordfish understood Eti well. They seemed like a fitting pair, the young boys. If they could maintain a sense of peace around each other, there was no reason why they couldn’t get along. The redtail thought that all of the kids in Suzu’s batch were a good lot. He’d seen them around, of course. He watched most of them coming and going, doing their own things.

The masked boy agreed to hunt. Swordfish nodded his snout, but didn’t answer the other’s question right away. He wasn’t sure what he wanted to chase down. If he could help it, he’d like to try something new. The itch to check on the trap he had set with Suzu burned hot in his stomach, but he believed he should wait to check with her. He had seen small goats along the cliffs.

Goat, er… maybe fish. Don’t see goats much, only sometimes on the rocks, he gestured with his snout to the cliffs. Crab could be good, too huh?