Arrow Lake Will uphold any old authoritarian rule made up on the fly

There was something about the boy's inability to speak properly that was endearing. If it was a grown man it wouldn't have been so cute rather it probably would have pissed her off. Watching Dragomir try to repeat everything she said was probably one of the sweetest things she had ever experienced and she found herself wanting to be around the kid more than was probably acceptable. She watched as his attention was quickly grabbed by the water and she too looked to see what it was, noticing the rings expanding on the surface of the water. She wanted to catch that fish but the wiggling of little Drago's excited and inexperienced hunting position distracted her. She gently placed a paw on his back "Be still. Watch" she said and went toward the stream. She motioned him closer and then waded into the stream "Stay here" she said more firmly, she couldn't afford a drowning child. She went to the middle and stood still watching the flashes of greenish silver that meant the fish were curious and wary. "Shhh" she warned him and as a fish snuck closer she lunged, grabbing it. 

She carried the flopping fish to the shore and hopped out, carrying it away from the water and dropping it on the ground. "Have at it little dragon" she said with a grin, wondering what would transpire from this.