Wapun Meadow Sun and the moon

When she turned back to the stranger, she noticed his gaze frozen on the mountains behind her. She couldn't blame him for that; they were beautiful, and even though she still grieved everyday for the glacier, she was proud of her new home. She was also not really sure what to make of the male. Usually her warning was met with hostility or defensiveness, but he only acted sorry and respectful. For once, she wasn't really sure what to say next. 

It seemed he was just wandering, and she couldn't really fault him for that. Exploring was something she often felt a deep need for. She studied him again for a few seconds. Are you in search of a place to settle? she asked curiously. If anything, maybe she could convince him to consider a home in the mountains he had so longingly stared at just moments ago.