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The little wolf proceeded to introduce her to his companion, which Fin took as a sign that he was warming up to her at least a bit. Unfortunately, Fin was likely going to ruin that as it turned out, his friend was rather sort of... non-existant. She blinked at the empty space at the boy's side where this "Drake" supposedly stood, glancing back at him as he explained that it wasn't a bear but a furry troll. Which was quite... a relief? Was she supposed to be relieved?

"Well..!" Fin started after a moment, hesitating briefly as she worked to reel her initial reaction back in before she said something rude, "Good to meet you both." She. Supposed. This kid was weird. She wondered for a moment if Peregrine and Fox's kids would be just as mentally impaired or if this was a special case. It didn't occur to her that having imaginary friends was actually quite common for children and was NOT a sign of mental illness. She'd never had one when she was little, and god knows she pretty much only ever paid attention to herself, so whatever she had done became the norm in her mind.

"So, are trolls good bear hunters?" Fin found herself asking, rather more out of curiosity for how the boy's mind worked than of a maternal desire to nurture his creativity or some shit by placating him.