Kharmin
Moon Pie Maven
Desiree turned as another man approached her by the fire. She marveled at his azure eyes; it was the first of that color she had ever seen. She quickly, so as not to seem rude, appraised his dark attire and tried to figure his role in the group's latest encounter.
He spoke to the current chef, whom he called Rederick, and inquired about those who had wounds that needed tending.
"Um," Desiree spoke. "Uh, hi!" she finally piped up. She regarded him with her bright blue eyes as she tossed her head to sway some loose, wet strands of hair from her face (which determined to remain plastered there in spite of her efforts) and continued her introduction. She started to hold out her hand to shake, but quickly remembered her present attire and clutched her cloak about her with a sheepish grin that she gifted to the two men before it fell loose and gave the entire camp a morning show to remember. "I'm Desiree and I would be grateful for anything you could do for me." She indicated her torso by mimicking lines across herself with her hand. "I have quite a few wolf claw scratches across here that could use more attention than I was able to give them at the river, if you are so inclined."
He spoke to the current chef, whom he called Rederick, and inquired about those who had wounds that needed tending.
"Um," Desiree spoke. "Uh, hi!" she finally piped up. She regarded him with her bright blue eyes as she tossed her head to sway some loose, wet strands of hair from her face (which determined to remain plastered there in spite of her efforts) and continued her introduction. She started to hold out her hand to shake, but quickly remembered her present attire and clutched her cloak about her with a sheepish grin that she gifted to the two men before it fell loose and gave the entire camp a morning show to remember. "I'm Desiree and I would be grateful for anything you could do for me." She indicated her torso by mimicking lines across herself with her hand. "I have quite a few wolf claw scratches across here that could use more attention than I was able to give them at the river, if you are so inclined."