Ásvor found herself grinning at Naudir's companions, looking the birds over thoroughly. She imagined they would be quite handy to have as friends, giving her sister the ability to scout ahead and figure out a path further that she would be able to on her own. "I like your... friends, Naudi," she commented, blue eyes glimmering with amusement as she tried to figure out what word to use to describe them. Friends seemed a decent enough descriptor, and she wasn't sure how much she wanted to aggravate them; their beaks looked quite sharp and she decided she wouldn't want to make enemies of either of them.
"Let's do it, then," she agreed, her grin broadening. Searching for their siblings sounded like a lovely plan, and she felt her heart fill with hope at the prospect. Surely they hadn't gone too far, right? It was hard to imagine any of them leaving this continent entirely. Reflecting on it, her brows furrowed a bit, though excitement shone clearly in her gaze.
Hearing that Naudir had been studying herbs, or at least that she was trying, lifted her spirits. She would happily share what little knowledge she had gained with her sister. "I know the feeling," she sighed, easily admitting her lack of knowledge to Naudir, something that she usually preferred to keep from others. It was safer to pretend she was more skilled than she really was, usually. "It's hard to find anyone willing to give out much training for free. Maybe we could take some healer captive; that'd certainly make things easier for us." Her tone was tinged with playfulness, but truthfully it wasn't such a terrible idea, if they found the right wolf.
"Studying the stars sounds neat too, though." Maybe less practical, but maybe not to. She thought back to the wolf she had met that had made some observations about the weather, and decided maybe it was a useful thing to study after all. "I've learned quite a bit about an herb called salvia. Gives you hallucinations if you take too much, apparently." Though interested in its effects, and wondering briefly if they might resemble the sort of visions Runa had, she had yet to try them herself. Experimenting on herself sounded a bit dangerous, and she wished she had someone else to test them on first.
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