Water in my shoes

More than the apprehension she felt Rava’s chest swelled with pride as she watched her daughters out in the world. With the Princess watching over them she felt no need to be afraid, and yet there was still that innate sense of instinct. Fight or flight at everything that caught her eye. It kept her alive in the deserts but just worried those around her now. As Rava followed after curious Seere, trying to emulate her daughter’s bravery, she didn’t fail to notice Saia scouting out on her own. Or as alone as she could be under Kitsune’s gaze, the girl’s cousin kept watch and offering her help as Rava’s attention returned to Seere.

The girl eagerly replied with her confident reply, and as Raba’s silver eyes took in the plant she nodded along with her. This was indeed horsetail and it was particularly good at helping to bind wounds. ”It will be,” mother agreed to daughter softly. Seere questioned her in return, and Rava did indeed have her eyes on something there on the bank. It was a little small with the spring coming up around them, but the soft new leaves were what they wanted. ”Lamb’s ear.” The spangled woman replied as her dainty paws led her through the tall dead grass towards the little sunspot. The Soft leaves looked like velvet in the sun. ”Another one to help with wounds. You can use them as temporary bandages, they soak up a little blood.” Rava explained to her daughter.