it is the way

She was relieved to hear it was a more recent innovation, not something her Tribe had just been lacking because of their remote and reclusive nature. She had come to see many faults in her own homeland, though she knew it was only natural because no wolf or pack was going to be perfect. “Fascinating.” She stated because she found herself still thoroughly amazed. She was looking forward to picking his brain some more. He knew a lot.

He started to explain and she hummed. “I wonder where they’ve all gone.” She mused, because it seemed like they had all just up and vanished. “Perhaps they became cave dwellers and live deep underground now.” She mused, recalling a tale from her homeland, though after airing such thoughts out loud it sounded almost foolish to her. “I wondered where the idea for the wall had come from.” She hummed softly, clearly eager to soak up all the knowledge she was being given.

Metal between layers? “How do you shape the metal? The same way you shape the hides?” She wanted to make sure as she started to picture what her own armor might look like. She definitely planned on crafting some once she got a lay of the land a bit more. Metal sure seemed harder than a hide did. She continued to examine, humming a soft tune as she looked and listened as he explained how he made them fit for offense. It was completely ingenious and she was left awestruck. He, along with the rest of Valhalla, really were quite amazing. “Where would you recommend one start if they were looking to make their own armor?”