"That's good! You'll be a village artisan in no time at all," Motark said, and he wrapped an arm around Grace, encasing her in that warmth.
"Unblooded boys and girls are young warriors in training. They have not gone to war at all," he continued, and he walked to his bed, still holding that cloth bag. He took a seat on his bed, and he smiled at her, patting the space next to him.
"I brought you something from the forest," he said, holding the bag out to her.
If she opened it and looked inside, she'd find a bundle of assorted wildflowers. Blues, reds, purples, and yellows, all tied together by a vine of moss into a makeshift bouquet.