<div class="floatleft">(http://i950.photobucket.com/albums/ad342/krystal_dragoness13/Naliya2.jpg)</div><strong>Who:</strong>Open<br/><strong>Where:</strong>Central cooking hearth<br/><strong>When:</strong>Late afternoon<br/><hr/><br/>Naliya took a couple more of the apricots he offered her, enjoying the treat. She nibbled on the dried fruit now and then while she continued working. She considered his question for a moment then answered, "It's always a possibility. I've never really gone out with the intention of befriending animals... it just happens. I find them injured or in need of help and I just help them. Runa had her paw caught in a trap. I don't know how she got separated from her pack but she obviously had by the state she was in. I couldn't just leave her to die by herself so I brought her home." The pup's ears perked up at the mention of her name and trotted over, carrying her bone. She dropped it beside Naliya and bounced back and forth playfully, woofing lightly. Naliya chuckled and picked up the bone and tossed it across the hearth. Runa tore after it happily. The pup tried to grab it while running but missed and ended up doing a little forward summersault. She scrambled back to her paws and happily grabbed the bone, giving it a little shake before running back to Naliya with it. The woman picked it up and threw it lightly again.<br/><br/>"Juju was just caught in some vines. I'm sure he could have gotten himself loose after a bit but I helped him and played with him for a bit then he simply followed me home and hasn't left since. That was... two Springs ago." She continued then looked up from her work and looked around, asking herself softly, "I wonder where that little creature has gotten himself off to anyway... Probably napping on my pillow or under my blankets." When Runa brought the bone back to her again she smiled and said, "Take it to Lars." and pointed at the man. The wolf pup was still a little unsure of the big, strange man but her mama seemed to be warming up to him so she figured he must be alright. She bounded over to him and dropped the bone beside him. She put her head near the ground but kept her wiggly little puppy butt up in the air with her tail wagging back and forth, waiting for him to throw the bone for her to chase.