Moonspear out of mind, out of sight

Smoothly, she moved up and joined him, answering that in full without a word. He slid forward once more into motion as well, now as a duo, and presumably with a set of listening ears in tow.

In many regards, Sialuk had seemed like a forward sort of pup so far in life, though he had no idea what sort of future her interests might shape out of her entirely. For both her and her brother, inexperienced Jarilo found it easy to just.. present them with any opportunity when he had it, so long as he could still manage to protect them--they were young still, after all. He remembered lots of lessons coming from mundane activities as a youth, one just barely able to spend time shadowing his parents properly enough to retain anything and so, he was willing to share if she was at all interested in accompanying. Good, he breathed, striding on to a well-worn path he kept. Mostly I'm out to keep watch.. checking for anything different, and seeing who and what's been by. Whatever else may be around.. he detailed, though not sure how much of it was well over her head, just ramble to help him fill the space; he didn't mind, and he liked to speak to them like they'd understand one day--that the information would just soak in somehow. Nevertheless: So you have to let me know if you spot or sniff out anything interesting.. or suspicious, alright? he toothily smirked back at her, but kept the business-like approach up front otherwise.