Swiftcurrent Creek And i just want to be alone

Arlette never realized that Arric slept there. Might be because she never really actively went looking for him there. "Reed fuzz. I'm telling you, it is a such a versatile plant," she smiled at him. "I get it. I like to sleep under the open skies as well. But with young ones a den is much more convenient if you want to get some rest yourself," she chuckled.

She had to admit that she missed it. With Cygnet it was different, the same with Solaria. Perhaps it was not the children she missed, but her time with Derg and that brief time they were looking forward to have their family. And that time they actually were working together. She put that thought out of her mind. Sometimes she thought about him. She had mourned his loss. She considered him deceased. She had been longer without him now then with him. She had a good time with him and she would remember that.

Arlette pulled herself from her thoughts. "Yes, she was. I never really got a hang of Moss," she admitted. "I tried to help, but it was.. difficult." She hoped Cygnet wouldn't be the same but... She smiled when she heard Arric's laugh. It was a good laugh. She couldn't help but smile a little wider. "Sounds like a very male way of becoming friends," she admitted. She hoped Arric would think of those good times he had with Akavir now things were a little iffy.

Arlette followed the man. Her footsteps light and quick. She managed to keep up with him. Sometimes lagging a little when they had to get up or around an obstacle, but she managed. "Do you miss it? The roaming?," she asked then.