[But they would be better watched by their own. That is the truth of it. There are few animals aboard the ship; it is no wood, where he might find a squirrel or fox to borrow. He had not used such creatures while he was yet in Westeros, but they would not be difficult, not after the practice he's been getting while here aboard the ship. It's just that there are no such creatures--only their direwolves, and a few pets--
And Sansa's crows. The thought comes late, because the crows have come late, but they are so noisy Bran should have thought of them first. These strange beasts of the ship would be difficult to get hold of, even with all of his practice, but a bird would be simpler.]
Could I borrow one of of your crows, Sansa? That would be less risk. They cannot see so well in the dark, I think, but I could get very close.
[She will say yes, of course she will--in part because she wants him to leave the thought of the beasts. The crows she will like better. Fly, the three-eyed crow had told him. And now he was going to fly.]
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And Sansa's crows. The thought comes late, because the crows have come late, but they are so noisy Bran should have thought of them first. These strange beasts of the ship would be difficult to get hold of, even with all of his practice, but a bird would be simpler.]
Could I borrow one of of your crows, Sansa? That would be less risk. They cannot see so well in the dark, I think, but I could get very close.
[She will say yes, of course she will--in part because she wants him to leave the thought of the beasts. The crows she will like better. Fly, the three-eyed crow had told him. And now he was going to fly.]