<div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/d/d5/Ayshia.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Who:</strong>OPEN<br/><strong>Where:</strong>Crane Hearth<br/><strong>When:</strong>Early morning, Spring Day<hr/><div style="text-align: justify;">Ayshia was lost in her thoughts, sorting things rather quickly with a decisiveness that betrayed her decision to stop hoarding useless scraps. She was humming a lullaby that she had heard sung to babies and toddlers by their mother. It was a soft hum and it betrayed how oblivious to her surrounding and focused on her task she was, because she was definitely not the kind to sing for an audience. She would become too self-conscious. Her pile to sort was growing increasingly small and her satisfaction increased proportionally.<br/><br/>Ayshia was about to start the lullaby all over again, when she heard steps stopping near the open flaps of the Crane hearth. She glanced up, suddenly quiet, and smiled. “Good morning, Valko.” She answered and then considered his next words. She glanced up, seeing how the fire hole was still covered and nodded her head. “I will join you, if you give me just a moment. I want to finish  this.” Ayshia said and with a motion of her hand towards the unsorted pile, which was quite small by now, indicated what she wanted to do before going out.<br/><br/>Finding a strap that was long enough to do what she had in mind, but not long enough for much else, Ayshia gathered her hair in one hand quickly and tied it low on her nape so that it remained out of her face. “It shows that they’ve finally opened the thick furs; there’s some fresh air coming in.” Ayshia observed and returned to her previous task, though she was going faster at it now that someone was waiting for her. She looked back up again, but her eyes stopped at his neck to look for the small wolf, before it went to his face.<br/><br/>“I’ve volunteered to get the boats off the top of the lodge… once we’ve dealt with the furs, we could do it together.” Ayshia suggested. She had grown accustomed to his presence to the point of missing it when he wasn’t there, but the possibility that today be their first as something more than just camp mates made her a little more nervous than usual. “It’s easier doing it as a team.” She added.<br/> </div>