Moonlight on water

Burke didn't seem convinced by Osprey's words, but, whatever went on in the man's head didn't matter to her. They were different and there was no reason to argue, who was better and who worse. Both were right and wrong about certain aspects in life. Yet she was glad that in all her seasonal madness she had not been saved by this hero. The idea that you were one of hundreds he had pleased (according to him) and left afterwards was not very nice one. It sort of made you look as an object.

When he told that he had other interests in life, Osprey face changed a little - You don't say... she thought - and a grin tugged at the corners of her mouth. "That's a good and valuable job," it really was, yet the way she said didn't sound as a compliment. "Yet how can you defend your pack by being far away from it?" Blacktail deer plateau was the only pack in the near vicinity, therefore she had deduced that he must be from another one that wasn't located anywhere near.