Tal smiled and nodded, "You know me," kind was one of her traits, some of her others weren't as apparent. Nodding she told him, "Alright, catch me a fluffy one." He'd catch her one for her; she had faith in his ability as a hunter. As she watched him devour the meal, she couldn't help but chuckle, he was even hungrier then she had thought. Had she known, she would have given over the meal even if she wanted it.
Smiling, very glad that Jiang was around, "I will try to find her." She did very much want to find the blue dragon whom was a sister to her; however, she wanted to Pira to find her first. Keeping up the conversation, the raccoon fox commented, "I have been around, going out a lot more then I used to, hunting for new friends." Thinking back to the conversation with Ray, she answered, "Beyond normal pleasantries and catching up, I don't recall anything that really stands out." Sure of it, she nodded and spoke again, "Pira, I have been learning Chinese, because Jiang uses it. Jie-jie means sister, and I found one that would be perfect for you to use. I think it'd impress her if we tried one she hasn't used yet. Nan pun yau, it means I am your close friend." She nodded, confident in what she said, even if she knew it was far off. What Nan pun yau really meant was boyfriend.
The coonfox was so amused by the idea; pranking her one friend into telling her other friend that he was her boyfriend. It would be priceless, and she could easily hide behind being wrong. She meant no harm, but did think the two would make a great couple.
ooc: got Nan pun yau from a fortune cookie, it on the back where it teaches words in chinese.
Alright, Leena, I am going to bed, g'night!