Dandelion's fur ruffled a bit with the brunt of the water no longer clinging to her. She tilted her head slightly, noting Salem's irritated expression. Her mouth formed a small 'o' shape. Not realizing she hadn't paid any mind to where he was situated when she shook herself to a semblance of dry. She had been quite inconsiderate, unlike her new cohort that did not shake himself out quite as vigorously as she had.

She looked to her paws momentarily. "Sorry..." she said, not intending to have made him more wet that he was. But her frown did not last. Indeed, her tail waved again as she padded a bit closer. Dandelion tilted her head as he spoke. Irritating and difficult? How could he possibly think that of natural weather events? It's not like they could control it or make it do what they wanted.

"Rain doesn't itch, so it can't be that irritating," Dandy said with a grin, her tongue rolling out of her mouth briefly before she plopped to her haunches, watching the rain beat down onto the rock and the land below. "It makes going up the mountain more interesting... Long as there isn't any mud," she went one, her tail swishing across the damp ground. Mudslides could be devastating, the golden blonde girl had heard. So if there was no mud, and they stayed on solid parts, they could still make the trek even in the rain!