Moonsea

The girl watched the other, not sure whether she should go with her gut and assume that she was dangerous, or attempt to make friends with this female who smelled somewhat of Ludicael lands. She was a member here, wasn't she? Curious despite her initial nervousness, she blinked at the other's mismatched eyes and simple but exotic markings that sat above and below them. The woman was different, and different was something that the young female could easily appreciate. Distracting herself from the sharp lines and alarming colors that stemmed from this female's presence, she was able to somewhat calm herself down.


Which was a good thing to - because she would be absolutely no help finding Song if she was too busy having a panic attack. The girl decided that she liked the other female's smile after she accepted Ananke's help - although really, what were the chances that she really needed it? The other lupine was grown, and probably had a good enough nose on her. Yet Ananke couldn't easily say that she didn't appreciate her company none the less somewhere in there. A conundrum because she didn't trust her, but the young girl seemed to have met her quota for being by herself as of late. "So, you're part of Ludicael aren't you? When'd you join?" She herself had never seen her, but the air headed young thing had probably missed quite a bit of the going ons here in her birth pack...


She felt a bit bad about it - she shouldn't have to wonder who others were or how they were doing. No, she wasn't too motivated to take any sort of rank in the near future, but this was her home and perhaps appreciating it more would do her good. "I should probably pay more attention." The girl said, a bit embarrassed but with a small albeit sheepish smile on her face. Getting distracted was just so easy for her, she couldn't help it most of the time. If only she could explain to other wolves just why she was so easily taken in by small details and even nothing at all.