No dawn, no day

"A pleasure," Kirsi replied to Tsunami's introduction with ease, letting her smile linger for a moment longer than it might normally. The quietness of the morning definitely led to her feeling a bit more introspective than she might normally, given how little seemed to be going on this morning - and currently her thoughts were future-oriented, thinking about the upcoming raids as well as her own goals and desires. Integrating herself more wholly into Winterfell's culture was something she definitely needed to work on, and this was a good first step.

The younger woman seemed eager to join her, which pleased her, causing her lips to curl up into an even larger smile. "I assume you'll be joining the others in the raids?" She had a look of determination about her that was undeniable, and Kirsi would be surprised if Tsunami said her intentions were otherwise. "I was thinking we could work on some... agility training, if you will. You're built like me. We don't - can't - fight like savages, even if we might feel compelled to. We have to use the terrain and our advantage." Hopefully she was interested in a lesson of sorts; not that Kirsi was terribly skilled like some of Winterfell's fighters were, but she'd had enough life experience to have advice of her own to give a young packmate. As far as she was concerned, Tsunami likely had something she could teach her too, regardless of her age.