Life Flows
Aggie!
02-29-2020, 07:56 AM
The large, odd-coated woman seemed outwardly quite friendly. Aggie sent her a warm smile and padded closer, examining the tall shrub the other shewolf had found. There were small purple berries in dense clusters, and Aggie had vague memories of these same berries being both tangy and sweet in taste and excellent for colds and flus but it had been a long while since she had seen another specimen. "Yes, I'd love some. I remember it from my time in these lands a year or two past, but I haven't come across it since. Elder, you said?" Aggie pondered for a moment, trying to recall whether or not that was the name she knew it by, but she supposed it didn't matter because if she didn't remember, well, she had a name for it now! The younger shewolf introduced herself as Lúta, which Aggie thought to be a lovely name. I've only just returned to this region, and had to either use or leave most of my supplies by the wayside over the leagues travelled. I couldn't say how long I've been gone precisely, but at least a year. Maybe two?" Aggie looked over her shoulder at Ylva for clarification, but the red panda only shrugged herself. Neither was too fussed about the passage of time, except for how it related to the seasons. "Anyway, I'm Aggie. Asgeira, but I prefer Aggie. This is Ylva," she offered, tipping back as gesturing to her traveling companion with her muzzle. "She keeps me out of trouble, and knows a fair bit about poisons and toxins." Ylva scoffed, "Well I try to keep her out of trouble, but spirits know that's an impossible task." Aggie barked out a laugh and shook the smaller creature off of her shoulders, then went to work gathering leaves of her own. Ylva scrambled up into the top of the shrub, above Aggie's reach, where the berries were plumper given their greater sun exposure. Ylva began to toss down the choicest of clusters. "Are you seeking out berries as well, Miss Lúta?" Ylva asked, grasping paw extended for another cluster but waiting for the response before snipping it off. Both she and Aggie believed heavily in never taking more than was needed, lest you risk offending the spirits that kept the plants and places they themselves relied on. "Talk" "Listen" Think |
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