Aloy spends most of her time traversing the continent, never staying in one place too long. Her job is too big, and her attention is needed everywhere--it's not conducive to settling down. Not that she minds, because it's what's familiar to her. Her nomadic nature gives her a greater appreciation to those who have settled down, or at the very least spend time in a place that might be home.

Julia's domain is nice, with its quiet nature and all of the flowers. She finds herself returning when she can, if only to check in (but also, maybe, to find a bit of respite for herself).

She finds Julia laid out among the flowers, and for a moment it seems almost unfair to disturb her. So Aloy tries to do this as unobtrusively as possible, sitting down next to her and then stretching out onto her back.

"Anything good?"

She can listen, too, but this is her way of saying hello.