What a lovely distraction from her day! The raven was certainly better conversation than the gourds she'd been kicking out of her way since arriving it felt like and certainly a lot more interested in her than the natives for the most part - the raven even knew her name, the avian tongue managing to form the syllables in a recognizable way. "Hey!" Her eyes went wide as her name was spoken. "Hey do I know you, pretty bird?" She all but ignored the mundane birds approaching her, still offering out the pendant to the white raven though her hand had closed about the pendant.
She had written her name - could birds not only learn to speak but read as well? She had never dealt closely with animals and wouldn't be entirely surprised given the hearsay that she'd gathered on how clever and strange the creatures could be. She thought a bit more about it before realizing that she had in fact introduced herself at some point, going so far as to even invite the stranger to a friendly spar. Maybe the raven knew Mister Silversmith! She didn't miss a beat, mouthing the name beneath her breath as she put the bracelet on again and pulled instead a silver bangle, delicate and thing but somehow untouched by her rough and tumble ways. "Do you know Mister Silversmith? He's awful lucky knowing such a smart bird - I don't think I've ever seen a white raven before."
She had written her name - could birds not only learn to speak but read as well? She had never dealt closely with animals and wouldn't be entirely surprised given the hearsay that she'd gathered on how clever and strange the creatures could be. She thought a bit more about it before realizing that she had in fact introduced herself at some point, going so far as to even invite the stranger to a friendly spar. Maybe the raven knew Mister Silversmith! She didn't miss a beat, mouthing the name beneath her breath as she put the bracelet on again and pulled instead a silver bangle, delicate and thing but somehow untouched by her rough and tumble ways. "Do you know Mister Silversmith? He's awful lucky knowing such a smart bird - I don't think I've ever seen a white raven before."
