Starless was digging everything out of his den when the female came in. "Yes, that would be amazing. How might you know about the Opium Poppy?" Starless asked, not many knew what it was and what the uses of it was. "The last time I saw some was over in the brambles a couple paces east of the camp." He said, picking up a small basket. Walking over, he started to sniff before saying to the female, "What might your name be?"

Seya smiled. "My name is Seya. It's nice to meet you." She bowed her head to the male before looking around. "I know about them because some of 'em grew in my homeland." She said. "Plus plenty of other herbs and remedies. Lots of flowers." She said and then hummed. "I can go get some right quick. There should still be some." She turned around.

"That would be great if you could. Once we get to the mountains, I would need an apprentince. . .if you are interested that is." Starless Night said, sorting through some of the herbs. He had seen the female around a little bit but she never looked like she wanted to stay. He hoped she did though, she would be very helpful to have around.

Seya nodded and giggled. "I would love to." She said and bowed her head again, looking at him. "Come on. I'll help with that." She walked over to him and helped pack up the herbs and once it was packed, she picked it up and placed it on her back. She was glad she had her soft, thick fur. At least it was doing something for her this time.

Starless smiled, "I'm glad for your help. We have one more basket to do before we are ready." He said, pulling out the last of his herbs. Wrapping them up, he placed them in the second basket before picking it up. "Hmm. . .I wonder if the hunters came back with anything. Or maybe I will ask one of them." He thought out loud, knowing full well that he himself was not the best hunter.

Seya looked at Starless and giggled quietly. "I haven't known you for a long time, sir, but even I know that you are much better with this than hunting." She said and trotted next to him. "It is not a bad thing. Being a healer. In fact, without healers, the pack wouldn't be able to thrive." She smiled a little until she walked out and looked at Shadow. "Why don't you ask Shadow if he can get something?" She asked motioning towards him with her head. "I'm sure he would help. He seems like he would do that."

"Yes, healers are a big part of the pack. The reason I became a healer was because I was a terrible hunter and fighter but still wanted to do something for my pack." Starless said before looking over at Shadow. "I think I'll be okay." He said, giving a side-long glance as he saw the fox come sit next to the wolf.

Seya nodded to him before she looked at Starless. "If it's okay with you, I think I'm gonna go over to him." She said and then ran over to Shadow. She slowly came to a stop when she was in front of him. "How are you doing?" She asked as she looked at the little fox. She said hello to it before sitting down.

Shadow turned his head as Seya came back over. "Oh I'm doing well. How do you like your new role?" He said, Frost at his paws. The little fox suddenly grinned before diving into a bush. A moment later, it came out with a rabbit in which he dragged over to Starless Night. Shadow couldn't hear what they were saying but Frost came bounding back over. The fox curled up by his paws before muttering, "This pack need to get moving now or all of us are going to fall asleep." Shadow chuckled before focusing back on Seya.

Seya smiled. "Well.. I don't have a new role yet." She said. "I'm just helping with Starless." She looked around and listened to the wind. "How do you get those foxes to like you so much? Most of 'em just bare their fangs at me and growl when I get near." She sighed. "You, dear sir, are lucky!" She pouted a little. "I wish I could have a few fox friends like you do.."