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Could Keyni see herself getting immersed in the world of plants? Not full time. Not in using them for their medicinal purposes. But in growing and tending them? Absolutely. She loved the feel of the cool, rich earth between her paws. The raw, pure smell of it. But keeping a personal, trained watch over the ecosystem would be her true passion. She was most content watching the herds, cataloguing their movements, numbers and health.

She had been curious about this first woman. Only so as she could get an idea of her overall nature. Her personality and approach to the arts she practiced. Keyni nodded with a hum. Mysterious. Dismissive. Probably strict, too. "You know what then? It is her loss in turning you away. We all have to start out somewhere, even if we don't know a thing. How else are we to learn?"

"I can introduce you to her. She is a kind, sweet woman, around my age." She smiled. "I think she would accept you." She parted her lips to continue, to speak of Moonglow but was stopped by his comment on how she looked. Her chest heaved with the motion of a quiet giggle. "I've never heard that before, but thank you. You look...cute, from down here." She shot back. It was not meant to be in the flirty sense. Just playful and innocent. She was receptive to the boop on her nose, which was cool to the touch. She even returned the gesture, touching the tip of her nose to the velvet black on the bridge of his muzzle. "You caught me at great time. I've never felt so...relaxed...so at peace in a long time." The scent of Moonglow was already woven back into her fur. If he noticed it, that would explain things. Or, give way to more questions.