Anna tried to teach him how to climb every rock formation she could find on that hill. Ladislas wasn't a pro at it by the end of the day, but he had a newfound appreciation for climbing. He was better than most beginners. It was a good thing he could hang from a spot for long periods of time without feeling fatigued, but it also meant Anna had to call at him to move faster.
Still, the two of them had fun.
"I had even bought a ticket to a climbing and hiking retreat. They had all these trainers who taught the beginners about the mountain," Ladislas started as they had lunch.
"Why didn't you end up going?" Anna asked curiously.
"Because fifty other humans would come along. That was not counting the trainers and the staff. They expected me to live in a tent with twenty other people, okay?" he said.
Anna chuckled. "I suppose the living conditions are better in this case."
