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Aryn's faith in her meant more than she could have expressed. They'd only known each other for a short time, but Corbie had never really had a friend before. Having a friend who believed in her goals, who thought she could achieve them, meant more than she'd ever realized. Corbie smiled gratefully at the older woman. "This would be my first stop," she assured Aryn gravely. She wanted more than anything to ask if the woman would join her, but she hesitated to put that pressure on her to feel she had to answer. She didn't seem to trust her current pack but... maybe she wouldn't want to leave it.

She instead turned to help Aryn with the branches for the roof, then stood back and eyed the structure. It was getting late, and the structure was finished enough for the night. The chicks could go in there now and be closed in with a makeshift door, and it would work just fine. But... "It's getting too late today but... do you mind if I come back tomorrow and help you finish this?" she asked suddenly, and smiled sheepishly. "I know you could finish it yourself from here, but I just like to see a project through to the end."