Otter Creek Decode me

ooc: well, I use "hag" as a more everyday word for "witch". I might be wrong, of course, but you got it right.

Osprey was a little confused by Burke's remark about people and wolves. Having never seen the Odd two-legged ones in her life, she used this term to refer to her kind. Each of them were a sentient being, a person, therefore people as a general term. Only a bit too late did she realize that in her rush to correct the gray brute's misassumptions about witches she had involuntarily revealed some details about herself. This was neither good, nor intended, but she would have to live with this and be more careful the next time. The last thing she wanted to have him nosing around the Blacktail deer plateau.

"Don't say that," she countered his idea that he beheld no magic at all. "Everyone does, they might simply not be aware of it," she shrugged, realizing that this was probably the first nice thing she had told him. "Well, that's not easy. What do you want to hear about?" Osprey let him have a moment of thought, while she quickly finished her meal and lied down too to wash her paws and muzzle clean.