Moonspear by night was a pale green

Her body swayed gently from side to side as she began to meander closer toward the center of village Moonspear, gladly granting him the tour he had requested. She found an easy path for them to follow, walked over many times by both wolf and creature alike. Deer had stamped out much of the underbrush along this route, and the trees were bare wherever their long necks could reach.

To find the right person is the difficult part, she laughed, gaze thrown over to him easily. I do not yet call him husband, but Argent wishes for it. Elentari wishes to be wife to me, too. I have been slow in making arrangements, she replied with a sheepish look. Now that the children were born, perhaps it was the right time. I have many lovers besides, she added, her eyes wandering over to see what Slaney might think of this bit of information. Some found the thought repugnant, but Sialuk had found that those were few and far between here in the wilds. For the most part, she had seen that others could be wary of diving into such a thing. And there were those who were curious, confused. To her, it had been natural.