She heard him long before he arrived and yet, not with her ears. Rather, she felt him nearby, like one might expect the sun to break through an overcast day. Still, when one eye peeled open to find him, she seemed to stiffen momentarily until she heard his voice. Suspicion still lived inside her, after all, and she knew well to not forget the liar who looked like him. But his voice soothed her fear immediately for the other did not speak in such hushed tones or with such sincerity. In response, her tail gave several lazy flops as she rolled onto her side, head tilted immediately as he approached.

Join her? Her head tilted to its opposite axis as she gave a low hm of consideration for a moment. Then, she checked their surroundings once more, swift twists and sniffs until she was sure they were alone - only then did she suddenly seem to perk up. It was as if energy suddenly flowed into her, her entire body becoming alive as she wiggled towards him on her belly, picking up a fresh leaf before she 'threw' it towards him. "Play! Yes, come join! We'll play forest games!" She smiled and giggled for forest games were not at all like the games Draygo and the others played. They were soft games - gentle, tender, not at all reddened or darkened by ill intent. She thought fondly of Draygo but for a moment before she became wholly enthralled by the idea of seeing somebody such as Tezcacotl playing such a soft game.

With another wiggle and shake of her tail, she suddenly lifted up into a playful bow. She grabbed another leaf and shook it until it began to disintegrate into a shower of copper. "Do you think you can catch more than me? And then, another leaf in her mouth as she shimmied back and gave a growl. It had been too long, she thought, since she had begun her endeavor to return to the forests. Yet, finally, a part of her had been able to find some kind of home.