Everything means everything

Before she had a chance to think about what she was saying, she spoke, quietly but firmly. "As will I." She enjoyed his company more than she had the company of most wolves she'd met, and she had no problem admitting that, and admitting she hoped they'd meet again someday. The feeling only seemed to grow steadily with each moment that passed. He even repeated the name siedi in his own tongue and she allowed herself another small smile.

Before they parted ways though they agreed to a hunt. Sheep sounded like a fine meal and something the two of them could easily take down together. "Good," she started, before leading the way as he suggested. Her nose fell low to the ground as she set off, heading back the way she'd originally came. Finding their scent wasn't hard, but it was difficult to tell how far they'd traveled since she'd scented them last. "You said you have sisters," she started, by way of casual conversation, something not generally easy for her - but this man made it seem a bit more natural. "How many?"