Although distant, Liah found herself listening to something not quite attune to her perfectly alluring moment. The calming sounds were harder to focus, an irritable look about her as she felt only confused further on the situation going on near her. Soon enough she could see them racing after the lake, chuckling at their loud entertainment. When they were doing their own thing, she returned to recollect herself at her own corner of the lake. Mostly black maw would twitch every now and then, attempting not to laugh and lose her focus.
The ripples in the lake were finding their way to her, having focused on that when the four men started to take notice of her. One greets her, adrenaline through the roof despite it having been such a kind greeting. From such a handsome fellow, too. Face would turn to them, ears perked in interest. She was only thirty inches tall, and only one of them would not be able to tower over her. She was unsure of the moment, how to react or respond. It was all so kind and off her radar- it was good practice nonetheless.
"You sure it's safe to that island right there?" she asked with uncertainty, mentally patting herself on the back for the lack of stutters. Her smile didn't seem entirely genuine, more forced to hide her embarrassment of being a little too shy. She would be encouraged by the black one of the group to dip her paws in the water, slowly but surely approaching them for a shallow sniff. Then enter her half-brother, a relative she had never seen, but at least knew who he was. The comment about her Imprint had her holding back a laugh, especially when realizing he was being a protective half-brother to her. "I am Liah," she confirmed, then paused while she attempted to recollect her brother's names, "is it Vladimir? Nice to meet you." She only felt confident on his name because she remembered being told of her half sibling's looks before. She remembered red for Vladimir. The other three wolves he befriended, she would not know.
The one close to her height had a lot more to say than the rest. It seems as though they know her far more than she knows them. She gave a friendly nod to answer his question about her having been in Spirane. For a while there, they had blocked her mind of her anxiety of being alone. It still hadn't come back quite yet, and thus she was really smiling now, eyes bright with glee. "Okay, so I am Liah," she paused to face her brother, "you are Vladimir... Who are the rest?" Her head would tilt in a cute little way of showing innocence as well as curiosity, tip of her tail flinging drops of water from its polite, excited wag.
