''Cause you were all yellow

He seemed pretty happy to learn how she had spent her life so far learning to be a healer, that it would give her the edge on the battlefield. She beamed at that, thinking the perhaps the was how rhythm had picked it up so quickly. Well, that and of course the Fact that rhythm was just the most amazing wolf in the world. She snorted at voltages next words. She already Arcus was far wiser then she was, he understood things and people better then she did. Still, perhaps she had a more academically smart brain, one good for learning. She had taken to healing pretty quick and with rhythms dedication knew she was learning fast. Fighting was different, but it also felt right. It ran in her veins, motif had been a natural born fighter before she had given it up.

She tried to soak in everything voltage was explaining to her, she knew they had barely even started, he was giving her a feel for the defends but she hadn't put them to the test yet, and they hadn't even touched the subject of actually fighting another wolf, showing her how to move and fight. She wasn't totally sure she would be good at that part. The defence made sense after voltage explained them to her, they made sense from a healers point of view. She could only hope fighting came as naturally to her, but it was something she was yet to put to the test.

Voltage stepped closer to her, and she narrowed her eyes at his command. She was still holding the defensive stand, adding to it each time he spoke but not undoing a single thing. She wondered how long she could hold it for, with her legs stretched and claws dug into the earth - all that felt comfortable, but tucking her chin and rolling her shoulders, narrowing her eyes... She couldn't imagine holding all that for as long. She curled her lips, folded her ears and raised her hackles. It was a lot to remember! Holding every single detail in position now, and keeping it there reminded her of what she had to do, if he had just spoke it and she had just nodded then jt would have made it harder. Doing it, that's what helped commit it to memory. Clearly she wasn't the only one thinking about memory as he gave her a song to memorize and she laughed easily with him, "Head and shoulders, knees and toes. Eyes, ears, mouth and fur!" She sang back. She giggled again "this is fun. I'm really glad I met you Mr voltage. So these are my defence I'm suppose to do, before I do the teeth - biting part. Now you can't just knock me over!" She pointed out. She wanted to suggest a real match now, but he was the teach and he knew what he was talkng about, she would wait to see what he wanted to do next.