Moonspear the day she walked away

The wolf who approached was formidable and, despite having never met, readily recognizable to the bounty hunter. He found that his wariness increased for this familiarity, but he was glad all the same to see a healer right off the bat.

The question stumped him, though. His pulse became fast and thready for a moment, surely as a result of his general state of anxiety. He answered the question he thought had been asked: "I haven't seen her." Past experience suggested it was best to leave things at that, but he could not help asking: "Is she away?"

Though he spoke without much inflection to indicate as much, Catamaran was disappointed to have missed her. Even if he suspected an introduction between the assassin and the healer's daughter would not go very well. And, speaking of Seastorm — and for her — Catamaran's voice went just a little tight:

"Her leg is broken," he informed the healer. "It's getting worse."