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Giggling at his address of title, she rolled in the night-dewed grass and came up again sprinkled with flecks of blades and weed-leaves. Well, I suppose I can forgive your insolence, this one time. She replied in tone dripping with faux haughtiness.

She actually did a pretty good job of listening to him, too, though her ears drooped to see his energy fade again, like a sleepy autumn breeze. In return, Liss offered a smile that was a little more muted than her previous exuberance, and the faintest of smiles, I'll be sure to ask around about Solvi! I'm sure between the two of us we can figure it out! It sounded like an awfully fun adventure, and she kept all her energy and focus there instead of dwelling too long (or at all) on what it might mean if none of their searching panned out.

A serious nod, and her eyes brightened again, tail wagging, I'll remember Northfall, too! Sounds cold. And if they're known for being warriors, then maybe some of my kin will find their way there, too! My sister Charlie was a Sentinel. You should come visit the rest of the Druids, too! I bet they'd like to meet you. Just... make sure you're clean, first. She asserted again, grim with the memory of some distant horror, 'Cause of Stardust.