Don't be afraid to catch feels

There was no doubt in his mind that this victory wasn't without some give on her end. She swam so easily that he was sure she could have beat him with no problem, but he still appreciated the fact that he got to learn more about this mysterious woman now. He pulled himself up onto the rock in question and gave himself a good shake to get as much of the water out of his fur as he could. At least they'd have this warm, sun-baked rock to lay on while they dried off. He turned to look at her just in time to get a face full of water as she shook off right next to him. He sputtered a bit and gave her a bit of a glare, but his grin gave away how not mad about it he was.

"A title I will wear with pride," he commented as he flopped down onto the rock near her, shifting to his side and leaning on his elbow as he stretched out on the warm rock. At her invitation to ask her anything he hummed thoughtfully. "An open book, huh? What a power to have." He chuckled softly and then seriously pondered what he might ask her. "What got you into the thieving business? Is it a family business?"

"Talk"