Growing sideways

Wayward soul was an accurate way to put what Nami had been when Hanzo had made an offer for her to join Toko-Kai. She really hadn't expected to settle down anywhere, but life as a loner just wasn't hitting the way it originally had. All the freedom and adventure she could have on her own just wasn't worth the loneliness that accompanied it. Maybe if she'd had a little more luck making friends along the way, but they all seemed to come and go too often to really bring about any real companionship.

Here, though, she knew there would be no shortage of friendship. At this point in her life she would easily trade her complete freedom for that. Especially if her duty here was to do exactly what she liked to do, with no real oversight - at least that was how it seemed to her. "I'm glad too," she admitted easily, her smile only growing with each passing moment. "Hard to imagine it, isn't it?" Nami's orange eyes sparkled with mirth at his comment. She too had trouble believing most wolves didn't enjoy fishing, though she was glad she'd made a friend here in someone who did.

She let out another giggle at the monkey suddenly growing shy. She didn't focus on Saru for long though before Kuroo was inviting her on a tour of the lands, and she nodded eagerly. "Not everything. I'd love a tour!" She agreed, nearly bouncing on the pads of her paws at the prospect. "I've mostly been hanging out around the bay, I haven't gone much further inland yet."