Her tail lifted slightly and a cheerful look passed over her face in a heartbeat. "I would love it." She grinned happily at him, already starting towards the camp entrance. "Let's get going, I'm not getting any younger over here." She teased, cheerful and fast paced as usual. Despite this, she couldn't help but feel a small melancholy piece still left buried within her. She didn't know Timesquandor very well outside of the fact that he mostly kept to himself, but she would never pass up the company of a clanmate. She was quite the social butterfly herself and loved getting to know those she surrounded herself with and would put her life down for.

"You're right, it is nice." She agreed with a purr, bounding forward almost as if she were an apprentice, full of energy and excitement although she was long past her apprenticeship and a moderately experienced warrior. "So, what's your favorite prey? I'm a fan of most birds." She glanced back at him as they made their way out in the territory. She was planning to walk a ways before stopping to hunt so didn't bother with keeping silent for the time being. Not that she would have been very successful, anyways.

She considered that for a moment before answering, a realization washing over her. "That's wonderful actually. Then you can enjoy all prey equally. Do you have anything you particularly dislike?" She asked him curiously. Yellowdelight was quick to pick favorites and sometimes just as quick to change them. She saw different kinds of joy and beauty in different things and was easily overcome by her joy. The white she-cat wasn't sure why she had such a short attention span or optimism, she had simply been born to enjoy as much of life as possible. It was always funny to show that side of her to her brother, the cynical cat he was.

She nodded, Yellowdelight could certainly see his point. They were much lower on her list of prey to choose from for that reason. "Ew, yeah I've definitely had some bad shrews. Not really fit for consumption. I'll take a mouse over it any day." Although she did suppose that mice could get pretty stringy in leaf bare too sometimes. She both loved and hated how the seasons changed the prey even though that wasn't everything in life, just something she thought about sometimes. He seemed like a very reasonable and logical cat and wondered what untapped imagination he might have.

She shrugged. "It's fine. You remind me a bit of my brother, a bit stiff and quiet but you'll get over it with time." She smiled at him and turned around, pondering his question before answering. "Frogs. I love a good fish but frogs are so weirdly slimy and just have an awful texture to them. Fortunately, we don't catch a lot of frogs here in Sunclan but I have had one too many for my tastes." She shuddered at the memory. It was the only prey she truly didn't like. Yellowdelight absolutely loved fish but something about frogs just got her in all the wrong ways.

"Is there a difference between a frog and a toad?" She asked, her face creasing in the center as she thought hard about it. considering her knowledge and taste of frogs was so limited she couldn't say for certain but all that mattered was they were close enough for her to know she would equally dislike toads. "Have you tried hunting in what was Dayclan's territory? They really do having nothing during leaf-bare." She still wasn't really sure how she felt about taking over Dayclan and Springclan but if that was the Sun God's will then she would listen to Foxstar as long as they weren't killing anyone in cold blood.

"That's the thing-they barely survive. I've heard rumors they even eat crowfood to get through leaf-bare. I went hunting on Dayclan land in a patrol a few days after they were brought here and we came back with a mouthful. Not even enough to feed a little of kits. That's pretty awful if you consider they have to feed an entire clan on that." Maybe they wandered into the roguelands? Yellowdelight had bever quite been out that far, preferring the safer but limited confines of clan territory. "I think they were talking about solutions to survive when we showed up to Sunclan as well. I heard it from a few of the warriors who went along."

"It makes me glad I was brought here to Sunclan instead of Dayclan." She mewed. She couldn't remember if one of her many littermates had been taken to Dayclan or not, she had only met them once and not even all of them had been present to her knowledge. Yellowdelight wasn't sure but she didn't ponder on it too often.

"What do you think about the other clans being here?" She asked him curiously. Personally, she wasn't a fan of being surrounded by Dayclan and Springclan stench and on top of it they were an extra burden on the clan. The white warrior loved Sunclan with all her heart and they flourished even in leaf-bare but there were extra patrols and extra hunting for cats who did nothing but she could not blame them, they were held prisoner and were not permitted to partake in the freedoms and rights that Sunclan warriors had. Fewer than they expected were being initiated as well which Yellowdelight had assumed was the whole point of the affair.

The white she-cat nodded thoughtfully at his words. It was the most she had heard him speak so far and probably the most honestly. She let a small smile spread across her face. "They are weakened, unless other clans get involved I don't think they will be going anywhere any time soon." Not that she particularly wanted him to say and the mixing of their scent with Sunclan was certainly a foul scent if she ever did find one. "I just wish Foxstar made more of them hunt, I'm tired of watching all the prey I bring back disappear to other clans. I'm not convinced more of them will be joining our ranks," She meowed truthfully. She wasn't being disloyal to Foxstar, Sunclan, or the Sun God but it was her honest opinion. "I don't believe we should force cats to join Sunclan. That won't bring us true loyalty." She chose her words carefully, unsure of where Timesquandor sat in terms of Sunclan politics although his words gave her an idea.