Wendy the Werewolf Stalker Campfire, Saturday Evening

[kestrelswolf.livejournal.com]

Firekeeper would simply not be doing her name justice if she ignored the presence of the firepits by the cabins.

So here she was, sitting by a crackling fire with Blind Seer sprawled by her side. Of course, a good campfire should have food to offer, which is why there was a rabbit and a couple of fish (the furred kind, although they'd been skinned first, of course) roasting on a spit over the fire.

There would be no marshmallows here unless someone else thought to bring some.

[ooc: open like campfires are!]

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[kestrelswolf.livejournal.com]

"Rabbit," she pointed. He'd be able to tell it was rabbit because that was the one with legs. "Also, fish." That'd be the one without legs.

[lovemykilt]

"Huh. You know, I've never tried rabbit."

[kestrelswolf.livejournal.com]

"Francine say is not a usual food in your world," Firekeeper said with a nod. "If you wish to try, is almost done."

[lovemykilt]

"Well, it's not as common as, like, beef, but people still eat it." Priestly shrugged. "And sure. I'm down with trying new things."

[kestrelswolf.livejournal.com]

Firekeeper grinned and took the rabbit from the fire, pulling her Fang from its sheath on her side to slice Priestly a good-sized piece.

"I bringed pepper," she gestured with one hand to the small shaker resting on the ground. "Because I know humans is fond of spices, but I not know what others would go with this meat."

[lovemykilt]

Wow, yeah, that was really clearly a dead rabbit.

Slightly offputting for the kid from Santa Cruz.

"Pepper's usually a good call," he said, taking the meat carefully. "Thanks."

[kestrelswolf.livejournal.com]

Being offputting was about par for the course for Firekeeper, really. So was being oblivious to any offputtingness.

"Your workshops is well?" she asked, attempting the small-talk thing.

[lovemykilt]

Priestly nodded, sniffing at the bit of rabbit meat. "Yeah, yeah, they're good. You?"

[kestrelswolf.livejournal.com]

"Not too strange," Firekeeper admitted. "I learn some of swearing in one."

[lovemykilt]

Priestly grinned. "That's a useful skill."

[kestrelswolf.livejournal.com]

"Am still not sure I truly understand why such words is bad," Firekeeper admitted.

[lovemykilt]

"They're not, really. It's an archaic throwback to when people decided that the basic needs of the human body were somehow bad and wrong, and the taboo sticks around, today."

[kestrelswolf.livejournal.com]

"This is what I say," Firekeeper said with a nod. "Only not with so many words."

[lovemykilt]

"You're good at that. Not using too many words."