Celestine
Celestine didn't really mind how the man trotted of the trail, looking at this and that, or whatever else peeked his interest. It was kind of adorable to watch really, this large man roaming about just taking in everything and anything he could see. This also made it quite easy for her to keep up with his pace as well. His longer strides were always hard to keep up with, even if he own legs were long as well. Once they reached the river, she was quite surprised on how he just simply threw himself into the waters; causing the young woman to frown a little bit as he did so. Well, no point in just standing on the edge while he had already crossed; into a cave as well. There was no doubt in her mind now that he knew this place quite well, strange man that he was.
Unlike him, she moved a little slowly into the water, it's cool temperature surrounding her warmer body; causing her to shiver slightly at the feeling of it. He'd made it over much quicker than herself, who was taking a bit more time than he had; yet in no time she was already across and making her way into the little cave as well. It was cozy enough, but her body shivered lightly considering she was now wet. The night would bring cooler temperatures as well, especially if it were to ever start raining as the clouds threatened to do.
The woman sighed lightly as she sat herself down, hands working away at her boots as she practically peeled them of her legs. No use in wearing soaking wet shoes, at least for her that is, she couldn't quite understand how zo could easily lay there in wet clothing. Oh well, that was his choice, and if she could she'd be peeling out of the rest of her clothing. It would be more than embarrassing with that, so she opted just to leave everything else on instead.
"I know you didn't, but that's not the point really," she sighed softly, "it was nice having you around when you were there, even if it was only just popping in and out. You taught me more than I remember my parents doing." The woman chuckled lightly, though it was true enough really. Her style of fighting was a bit like his, but mixed with the more elegant ways he mother and father had taught her.
A small chuckle came from the woman, a soft smile following behind it as she pulled her legs up against her chest; arms wrapping around them delicately. "It.. makes sense in a way honestly, I mean.. you can enjoy making others and not like to be around them. Hell, I don't like being around people myself mostly," she sighed softly, "though I'm sure you know that already, it's nothing I try to hide really. The clan and you I don't mind being around as much, though I do enjoy spending more time with you though. Even if you are nothing more than a giant dork."
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