You Remind Me

He was more than willing to follow her back and let her finish what she was doing. Sure he had some one step at a time plans but that didn't mean they had to do only what he wanted. After he had put the wine back carefully in his bag he had to chuckle at her response, "I guess I am missing a key component to that. We'll make it work though."

He'd follow her back to where she had set her herbs to dry, and he could instantly see that look of disappointment as she realized some had gone missing. He moved up beside the stone she had placed them on to stop any more breeze from blowing them away as she set them all back up and got them as secure as she could. He knew some about herbs, but he wasn't very well versed. His father and siblings had been more of the hunting type, though he had learned healing from some of his born pack and early days with his mother. It was a skill that was lost somewhere in the back of his mind really.

When she had finished and turned back to him, he backed away from the stone ready to head back to the falls where she had taken him before. It didn't go without a little questioning though. They didn't know much about each other sure, but there was little else he felt he could tell her. He pegged himself for more of the boring type he supposed, but anything more he could tell her was something he'd rather no one know. "Hmm, well you know about the rafting. And the traveling." He took a few more seconds before thinking of anything else he could say, but eventually it was just the next thing that came to mind. "I come from a relatively large family, not any that live with me at The Hallows though." A little somber, but more so because Abaven had been disband. So all in all, he didn't know where anyone he once knew had ended up, especially his aunt and cousins he had grown so attached to. "I'm sure you have plenty to share with me too." Of course a little joking as he was, but she was interested in getting to know him so he should have been the same.

"Balthier"