Sequoia Coast Fall behind me

Like Manuaia, Caiaphas disliked it when the female asked questions -- it was often her duty to inquire, to uproot -- and sometimes, to unsettle. She blinked and considered the female's question, composing an answer assuredly on her sharp little tongue.

"From the sea and the moon, they say." She said with a shrug, as if she truly had no affiliation with the Amazons that dominated the coast. With that she peered down upon her paws, inspecting the two pike that looked blankly up at her. "I better go though. Been stocking Stavanger's caches. Forgive me, it was good to meet you." With one last ingenuine smile the petite thing rose, scooped up her wares, and trotted down the shoreline as if making directly for the Bay.