Whenever she was eager, it always showed. It had always been a symptom of, well, being Yuki really. She couldn't hide it and didn't see a reason to. So she was all nods and grins as she listened with little hms of thought interrupting her silence at times. Moonfeather, Jubilee, Moonstone. She kept their names on the back of her tongue, sure that they'd be useful very soon - she just had to decide which one to find first! It would be unusual for her to follow a Healer, she had to admit, but she'd likely benefit from it - she was curious, after all, to see just how much of her father's knowledge had been passed on in Spirane. Perhaps they even had their own 'style' of doing things, considering just how many unfamiliar plants she had already spotted on her short stint in Spirane...she wouldn't be shocked if they had some surprises!

In that vein, she couldn't help but raise her brows as Nymeria went on to speak of some of her other pack members. Tyrion, Viora...they both seemed intriguing, particularly when she thought about the stories somebody like Tyrion might have. The sheer amount of options made her excited and eager to get a start on all the tasks at hand, though she also had to consider another wolf she ought to really get to know: Nymeria herself. What kind of woman was she behind the title? What of her sister too? Surely Nymeria was home to an abundance of stories, and all kinds of different perspectives on even those familiar stories they had all been raised on.

Yuki had been quiet, strangely so, as she had listened but the moment Nymeria lapsed into quiet, she grinned up with a broad, toothed expression as she met the woman's eyes with a tilted head. "I think I'll find Jubilee first in that case! Perhaps I'll be able to lend her some assistance with her pups and learn a thing or two about her and her craft while I'm at." And, of course, bring what she did learn back to Nymeria, even if they were small tidbits. In the meantime, though? "I thank you for being so thorough with what steps I should take. For now though, would you mind if I - how did you put it? - shadowed you a bit? Or rather, just spend some time together if you have no urgent matters to attend to." She was hopeful but there was always that ever so subtle undertow of nervousness too. Rejection, after all, never felt fantastic for anybody.

If Nymeria had no issue with it, Yuki would be quick to move in sync with her, quietly hopeful that she might get to see some of Spirane's more unique landscape up close and personal with such a knowledgeable guide. But it wasn't just about landscape and so, her first question was delivered with just as much excitement as that prospect - "You must have been raised with a lot of stories of what they call Old Moladion. Do you think it's changed much from those stories?"