She nods, understanding what he means, having a philosophy of life very similar to his own. Tamara does wants to know, to discover that part of herself, but she can't do it alone, and Bitsa's suggestion of living like a tigress in the wilds sound slike a porposition to her ears, a proposition to accompany him to Siberia and experiment what is it to live in the wilds along other tigers and tigresses. Of course, the fact it implies mating like wild tigers do doesn't escapes her. And that is the main point that makes her hesitate and not ask him straight to bring her with him to Siberia.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">- I'd like to know more about my tigerkin. And I do agree with you: I settled down here. Probably one of the most dangerous places on the Multiverse. But it makes life much more interesting than anything I experienced before. And it brought me a home and a family. I guess it balances the risk I take everyday when I get out of my den,</span>she chuckles.<br/><br/>She pauses a bit.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">- What does your tigresses says when you come to this place? Aren't they worried for you? And did they accompany you here sometimes? Or your cubs?</span>she asks, curious.