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Nieve, too, wondered if the inland places were better than the seaside. She vehemently believe the coast was the best place to live, but that was due to her affinity for the ocean. She thought it was beautiful in its fathomless intrigue and she would always think of it as a kind of friend. All that aside, there had to be a reason so many packs chose to settle elsewhere, and she was curious about the benefits of other types of territories.

Ira didn't answer Erzulie's exact question, offering no explanation on the merits of the grasslands, but instead indicated that they lived further north. Astute as ever, the young Zeta perked her ears. As nonchalant as she could, for Erzulie had chosen not to mention much of Rusalka thus far and she thought it was wise to keep up the charade, Nieve asked, oh, the woods by the river? We passed by those on our way inland. Very pretty place.