Dust & Bones

Normally she was the timid and shy one, but the younger male took that rule. In a way it was refreshing to her. She didn't have to worry as much and feel so anxious and hide behind Laoch like she normally did. She watched him move forwards, trying to catch her scent. Seeming to be satisfied with it he relaxed and commented on her not being a ghost. Did ghosts really exist? "I've never seen one." She commented thoughtfully about it. She looked down at the bark again with a slight frown. She wanted to know more about it and there wasn't anyone to ask.
The male moved closer and introduced himself as Dragon and then began to question her. Her icy blue eyes flickered up back at him, ears twitching back. She didn't like talking much at all really. She'd rather just enjoy the silence. But she supposed the silence unnerved Dragon. She shifted uneasily battling whether or not to answer. "Shikoba.." She whispered and looked away. She placed a paw on the bark, feeling it's texture for a moment. She hated describing what she was doing. She hated her own voice honestly. She frowned down at herself. But she couldn't just sit there and not respond to him, it would be rude. She wished Laoch was with her now. "Investigating" There, that was something right? Did she even say it loud enough for him to hear? She didn't want to repeat herself. She turned her gaze back to him.