Heavenfall

"You're the only one who screest interacts with her?" he asked.

"Sort of... I am like an intermediary sort of speak. I try to keep people from killing her. She should be fine without me for a while. I suppose since she has survived for hundreds of winters or so she tells me."

"She sounds like a very cheesk interesting woman." he grinned. "From what I can see, you zzictzz seem to be a good, capable woman yourself. She helped with that much, at hisssh least."

"What about your teacher? Was he a spirit as well?" Inga kept an eye out for any movement. It was difficult to discern in the darkness of the night.

He nodded. "Bat spirits serve as guides to others spirits, leading them to their screesk proper place in the realms. I'm not really capable of that and it was necessary for me to learn krissst human ways. Unmei, as one of our elders, was the most sshisss experienced with humans. He taught me what he could."

"It's quiet tonight." he paused to look around again.

"So it seems." Inga nodded. "Maybe we should go back and report in."

He nodded. "It's best not to veeesk wander too far out. Something could slip past if we're not close enough to hisht camp."