She's Got No One To Blame

The young woman said she wad doing 'better' and Sparrow nodded with a long hum in response. "I've been there, for sure," she said, almost in afterthought.

The two looked at the water for a while. Aranea questioned the water being dangerous and Sparrow nodded, "If you were to jump in there right now, you'd probably be swept under and drowning would be... likely," Sparrow said almost flatly. "Perhaps a larger wolf might be able to fight the current. Maybe."

Sparrow looked a little closer, "The fish, however, are built for this kind of thing. It's incredible. It's like... these fish can do something we wolves can't, but there's things we can do that they can't."

The alpha looked to the younger wolf and gave her a smile, "I used to be so upset that I was a smaller wolf. I thought I couldn't do anything really, but I feel differently now. I just have to do things... differently than a bigger wolf would I guess."

Sparrow shrugged now, looking back to the water, "I don't really have a point in all this to be honest. I don't know if you got a good chance to show off your own skills earlier with Vali, so if you think of anything you'd like to try, I'd love to see it."