tonight the foxes hunt the hounds

The young dame grinned at Lillianna. Yes, it was a lot of work and practice. On walks she was constantly going through certain things that made her better as a scholar. Even on dates with Tiburtius she would bring nerdy weather things up...and she'd end up being teased. But that was her fault. She was the one who decided to bring it up all the time. Maybe it got annoying? Arivae smirked at the thought and turned her eyes back up to the clouds, then to her new friend, her eyes becoming soft to the nervous expression that played on the russet girl's face. She wasn't going to bite her head off if she asked any more questions. She loved being a teacher...it was fun! Passing her knowledge on to others made her feel warm and fuzzy inside.

Technically, no. Arivae breathed slowly, blinking. It wasn't too humid this morning, meaning the clouds are there only for the change in the future. The girl explained, licking her lips. Yes, that was right. She was giving Lillianna the correct information...how nice. Arivae lifted a paw and sent it down on a tiny pile of crunchy red and orange leaves, observing them. It was cold...no wonder it wasn't humid. Or...it wasn't humid to her, at least. Did Fall bring humidity? Arivae stopped to think for a moment, before turning back to her friend and giggling. Anything else you want to know?