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"If I can't move the heavens above, I will move Hell" Sah felt relief when Vai stepped in. Even if she said that the bread would still come out ok, he wasn't sure if he believed it. Tilting his head slightly he focused on her movement as she kneaded the dough. Once he thought he understood the concept, he returned to his own portion. Sure enough, this time the process was a lot smoother and the dough seemed less like it was being beaten up. At her inquires, Sah frowned slightly. "It's been...difficult. Beyond the culture shock, just adjusting to this body and its weaknesses has been a challenge. I'm far weaker here, in both strength and magic, then I was back at home, something I keep having to remind myself." He paused for a moment, having to focus on the bread for a second as he worked. "I've made a few tentative friends but its not the same as my pack. Humans hold each other at a greater distance then my kind. Less affectionate with each other, especially in terms of physical affection. Or maybe I just haven't been accepted into any inner circles so to speak." His tone grew quiet, almost hollow. "I'm not used to being so alone." Sah had never lived alone or gone longer then a few days without the physical comfort and companionship of a packmate. So being an independent human was a stark and unwelcome change. Sah let out a sigh, a dry smile coming to his lips. "But having thumbs has been a fun change." sah There stood the wolf in the winter wind Full of fearsome might There stood the wolf in the winter wind King of the winter night. -Tim Vallie