Meesei walked alongside Sabine, placing a hand on her shoulder as a reminder that she was there to support her. It was easy to tell that Sabine was uncomfortable. Whether that was because of the coming trials, or simply because they were surrounded by strangers who were untrusting of the pack was uncertain, but either way, Meesei wished to provide her comfort. 

The trio was silent as they left the common hut and walked in the direction of the Hist tree, but even one as inexperienced with humans as Thorantilth could pick up on Sabine's discomfort. He did not know her well, but he suspected that dread of the coming trials might be the cause of her problems. Certainly, there were some aspects of the trials that might not be pleasant, but this one in particular was not something to be worried about. "We will be heading to my home, near the Hist. I have prepared the first trial there." He explained, looking down to Sabine with a bit of sympathy. "I would not fear today's trial. There is nothing dangerous about this test, and if I am being honest, there is nothing particularly challenging about it either. Do not mistake me, the trials will become difficult, but this one is more of a...tradition than a challenge. I am sure you will have no problem passing it."

Shorty after Sabine and Meesei left the common quarters, Kaleeth returned from helping her father. It was evening, but not quite dark yet. There would be a few hours before night fell over the marsh, though that would not be near enough time for a hunt, so she decided not to ask about that until the next morning. Instead, she simply approached Janius with the same bright smile as she had when she left. There were a few spots of dirt on her scales, particularly on her hands, indicating that whatever work she had been doing was some form of manual labor. Nevertheless, she seemed excited and eager to speak to him. As she had not understood what Janius said when he explained his greeting to her the first time, and he had not clarified afterwards, she once again walked up to him and greeted him with a kiss. "Greeting! I finished work with father. Sadly, there is no time to hunt now. Will need to tomorrow...instead. I still want to talk to you. Do you like swim? I think it would be...would be fun."