Once she managed to catch another one of the frenzied fish, she would trot back up just in time to see Valdis attempting to use flint to start the fire. It was interesting to watch her move so awkwardly, but nothing seemed to be happening. When she mentioned she had no idea how wolves did this without breaking their necks, Moon laughed and set her fish down in the little keep she'd dug out for them.
When the fire actually did spark, her pale eyes widened as the glow quickly lit up the area around them. Everything was so much brighter than it was a second ago, but the feeling of the fire's warmth was alluring compared to the cold of the ocean.
"Wow, you did it, Valdis! That's amazing!" She admired the fire for a second, a wide grin spread across her muzzle. Without much more to add, she ventured back off into the sea again and again, returning to warm up slightly next to the fire, deposit her fish, and give Valdis a grin as she enjoyed herself.
"Out of all the inventions I've thought up, never once did I think of inventing the presence of the elements. This is a very wonderful thing you've learned to do, Valdis. Where did you study?" She was curious as ever about such a thing, and couldn't be more willing to learn as well.
