Neverwinter Forest Where all problems seem to disappear

Okay, no problem, she assured him with a nod. I can stay close and keep an eye out. She spent most of her time on the borders anyway, so she would already be looking for anything out of the ordinary. It would kind of suck to not be able to explore very much, but she knew it wasn't permanent, and she didn't mind if it meant less trouble for Mal. Plus, she'd rather stick around here to make sure nothing happened. 

He didn't have any specific tasks for her right now, other than to proceed with her plans to learn how to fight, which was at the top of her list. To his question, she gave a small shrug of her snowy shoulders. A few of them, she said a little hesitantly. It was probably no secret that she preferred to keep to herself most of the time. A good chunk of their packmates had left recently, including Mathieu who had actually managed to get her to lower her guard some; that had stung a bit, and so she had been kind of distant lately. Things were easier that way. Vallkyrie is teaching me about hunting, she said, hoping it would satisfy whatever concern had him bringing up her socializing in the first place. I've been trying to keep away from the child and its mother, she continued. How did they end up here? Simmik asked, curious but clearly not upset about it. She had been wondering about the pair for some time but hadn't verbalized it until now.