| Muirne dives into the underbrush of the rainforest, and you try your best to keep up with her as she weaves around plant-life. She seems to be trying to pick out the easiest path for you; somehow, she has no problems passing through the heavier underbrush herself. Muirne seems to know exactly where she's going, though you do not. You only hope that the path is somewhere up ahead; climbing through vines and over roots is rather tiring. Muirne must know the rainforest like the back of her... paw? Everything looks the same to you. However, Muirne soon stops suddenly, evidently surprised by something. You manage to get to her side, and peer into a small clearing, with rocks in the center. You can see that there is a path on the far side of the little clearing (yay!) but something else takes up the majority of your attention... |
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"Saluvidae," the tufta says, getting up from where she had been lounging. This is evidently a greeting, and you respond appropriately. Muirne does likewise. "Didn't expect you to be here, VayShe. Take care of the guest, will you?" The leagus turns to you. "Path is over there, enjoy yourself!" She canters off into the rainforest, and you turn to VayShe. "Traveled far, have you?" she asks. You answer, and she nods. "The path is long, longer than anyone knows." She sniffs amusedly. "I don't even think the keeper of these lands can say for sure how far the path goes, how extensive the lands are, or how many creatures live upon it. Certainly the number must be over a hundred, though I doubt anyone has ever bothered to count. All that is certain is that this place is very, very large." With that, she yawns, and looks out of the clearing and into the trees. "Sorry to be abrupt, but I need to run." You say goodbye, and turn to head back onto the path. Before you leave the clearing, however, VayShe points at a piece of parchment tacked to a nearby tree... Name: VayShe Age: Adult Gender: Female Breed: Kynnese Parentage: JayLah x ShahNe Aspect: W, A Mutation: N, N As a baby:  Continue Back VayShe from Star Fissure |
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