The Sentinels Meeting in Moonlight

Heph laughed, that was fair. While she almost always enjoyed company on her travels she rarely needed or even sought out her own guide, more than enthusiastic enough to explore herself. But she could appreciate those who did not make a life out of wandering wishing to have someone who knew the lay of the land to tell them where danger was likely to be lurking and where the best passageways were. "Well I'm a bit of an explorer so I'm just as surefooted here as I am somewhere I haven't seen before. Maybe I'm just pulling your leg." There was a teasing lilt to her tone at that last sentence, but it was not serious. Maybe close friends she would be willing to pull a small prank or two, but for those less familiar with her and her ways she found it to be more mean-spirited than anything most of the time.

Her voice turned a little bit more even, that hint of laughter only barely behind it. She heard the tell-tale slap of the waves against the shore to tell her she had led them true, and that they were near. It was reassuring to know she had judged the distance correctly, it spoke to her familiarity of the area she hoped to call home for many years to come. "If I was trying to though I'd say I made a pretty good guess. We'll be up to the water soon, it'll be high but the tide should be going out." She noted the last matter of factly, she might get out of sync with the tides if she left, but since she had lingered she was more than familiar enough with them to know at what stage they would be. While she was not sure what he wished to do she would hate to have to go fishing for a wolf if the high waters pulled him out.