Tangled

Esa could see the expression on Neith's face. She has spoken too much all at once, and yet she couldn't help herself. It was in her nature to speak in excess. Most of the time she didn't even realize how quickly she was speaking, and how much she was expecting out of the other wolf when she asked so much right off the bat. But even though she'd already blabbed, she perked her ears and quietly waited for the other she-wolf to speak, giving her a chance to respond before parting her jaws again. So, Neith was from far away, but she didn't really know if that place had a name. Esa thought it strange that she didn't know the name of her birth place, but she supposed not everyone was born into the same situation.

"Nice to meet you, Neith," she said genuinely with a big grin, "I'm also an explorer. I never stay in one place too long, and basically I've been traveling since the time I saw 10 full moons." She wondered what the fae was interested in, and where she hoped to end up through all of her explorations. If asked the same, Esa didn't really know what her answer would be; she just liked to see new places, and really didn't have any goals for her life. She just wanted to be happy, and yet she wasn't quite sure what that looked like for herself. Not yet, anyways. "So, are you seeking anything particular, or are you just like me?" she asked, tilting her head again, "I don't really know where I'm going or when I'll be done exploring. Maybe never. Maybe this is just the way I'm meant to be, even though most wolves seem to settle down and stay in one place." She was curious to hear Neith's ideas on things; maybe she had more wisdom, a clearer vision to the big picture in life. Esa was always up to hear another's ideas and form them into her own, since she didn't really even know what she was doing with herself.