Tamara laughs when Jaku and Kellus are called by the redhead in a quite special way, and she follows them, though at a slower pace, when she is stopped by the young otter. The little one speaks so much that she cannot really reply to him, up until his relative shows up. The tigress-naga is quite impressed by the way the otter carries what looks like a heavy log. She listens to her, noticing the other otters gathering around her.<br/><br/>"It's ok, I understand," she says to both child and mother. "Yes, he is inside me, he is safe and enjoying it quite a lot."<br/><br/>She looks at the child. "You ever seen snakes move around? Well, I do the same: I move my muscles and it makes me move. Look closely," she tells him, before demonstrating how snakes moves on the ground, by the rythmic movements of their muscles and the way her scales grips the ground so she can advance, much to the young otter's amazement. "It doesn't really hurt when I step on a stone, because my scales are quite thick, so, if it's a small stone, I won't even feel it. I don't know if I can crush a rock, I guess I can, I've never tried it," she mused.<br/><br/>"I love kids," she said with a warm smile. "I have two kids already, one is inside me with your brother, the other is inside Jaku. They'll come back out at some point, when they want to. For the moment, they're enjoying being inside, and enjoying their new friends, like your brother."<br/><br/>Tamara has been slithering slowly as she talked, to find herself a nice spot to curl up, followed by the curious otters. She finds one in a patch a tall grass next to a tree, and curls up on herself, placing her trunk and head on top of a her coiled body.<br/><br/>"How can I describe how it is inside me..." she pondered. "It's a new world, an unexplored place, except that what you discover is what you bring with you. We share it, yet those that are inside me are also creating it, fuelling it with their feelings, giving it form and shape and strength as they explore it, thus explore themselves, making it even more real, thus giving me strength as well. I can feel them, and they can feel me, it's a kind of... symbiosis, that benefits all of us. Those who are inside me are a part of me, yet they remain themselves. I... I'm not sure words can really convey what it is to be inside me. It's all of that and much more."