Need a Little Ray of Sunshine

Her silver-tipped ears flicked towards him as he offered some pleasantries that were a little foreign to her, of a very polite and respectful nature. She'd never met someone who seemed so mannerly, and she found it a little intriguing. Then again, she hadn't met very many wolves, and most of the wolves she was familiar with were much more rough around the edges. So she smiled in response and nodded her head, unsure of how else to respond. Her eyes turned toward the root again as he told her briefly what it was, her tail flicking thoughtfully. "So, you're a healer?" she asked, her tone inquisitive, "What does Blue Flag do, anyways?" She wondered how much he would tell her - he seemed a little reluctant to go into too much detail so far. But perhaps he was just feeling things out, like she was.

She watched as he positioned himself over the plant, eyes flicking from his face to his body, observing his posture curiously, before looking back to his face. She noticed his eyes flicking back and forth between the plant and herself. He seemed really on-guard about her still, even if he appeared calm. She wondered what he'd been taught to end up so cautious about strangers. More importantly, she was curious about the root as he quickly dug it up and pulled it free from the mud. Glancing around, she wondered if there were any more similar roots around. Should she bring some home to her pack? Who would she give it to? She wasn't even sure who were the healers in Talis. She would definitely need to get more familiar with the other wolves when she got home.

For now, she was interested in hearing what Paladin would say; she hoped that their conversation would broaden, and she could go home feeling like her trip to Boreas had been worthwhile.