It only took a few more days for him to reach this place, though to be honest the journey had been quite fascinating. Especially now that he had a new little companion to enjoy the scenery with. The young girl was refreshing to be around, she was full of curiosity and questions and there never really was a dull moment with her around. He was growing quite fond of her, and wondered why she had been so far from home to begin with. Maybe her parents didn't really care about her? He knew that if he had gone missing for this long were he her age, his mom or someone would have been looking for him. But it seemed, she was doing quite fine. He did promise to take her back home after the journey if she wanted, but he didn't know when exactly that would be nor how long exactly this journey would take. But neither of them seemed to be too much in a rush anyway, and even less so as they approached the rolling plains. Green eyes widened as he gasped, the plains stretching out for as far as he could see. Above them, the night sky was full of countless stars, more than he'd ever seen before. To top if off, he could see big round shapes much like the moon, but different colors. He stared in aw, jaw hanging slightly open as he laid eyes on the planets above them. Never had he seen such a sight before, and this place was simply breathtaking. He felt like he could stare at the scenery around him forever, but knew that eventually he'd have to press on and see what else this place had to offer besides the most magnificent view ever. He could smell a ton of prey, the grasses and plants, and even water. Perhaps this would be one of those places. He certainly loved it already. He peeked at Kieryn, wondering what she thought of these plains. Though he was pretty damn sure that she was even more awed then he was. "Speech"

Kieryn certainly was in no rush to return home. All thoughts of anyone being worried about her had been forgotten from the minute Dragon had found her. She was old enough to be on her own (even if she sucked at it) and wasn't worried in the least. Dragon had promised to take her home after an adventure. She was more than excited to go see something other than Celestial's lands and was perfectly okay with traveling with him. He didn't feel like a stranger to her and she was enjoying spending time with someone other than her siblings. Their travels led them to Auster, a place she'd never even heard of, and it was absolutely beautiful. Her head craned as she stared up at the sky as they walked. She tried her best to keep up with him, but she was quite distracted. Not only were the plains pretty, but the sky had so many stars that she couldn't keep track of them all. They twinkled like tiny diamonds in the sky and her own mouth opened in awe. She didn't even think she'd seen this many starts in the sky at home. She was too breathless to speak so she just came to stand next to her tall companion and stare at them in silence for the moment. Walk, "Talk" Think

It certainly was beyond beautiful. The stars above seemed to twinkle in his own eyes, and if he could see himself he'd probably stare at his own face forever. Luckily he wasn't conceited, and the sky was a much better view anyway. The young male sat there, gaze fixed on the sky that seemed as endless as time itself. His gaze slowly wandered until Kieryn came into view, and she seemed to be as equally awed as he was. He wondered if she had ever seen anything like this before, but then remembered that she hadn't been taught much of anything. So he assumed she hadn't gotten the chance to see anything either until he came around. "Beautiful, isn't it?" He smiled at her, gaze turning to the rest of the lands before them. "What do you think of this place?"


"ROAR"

Dragon didn't seem to mind her presence. She still had her eyes pointed towards the sky until he asked her opinion of the place. It was so warm here and everything seemed largely unaffected, unlike back home where the drought had ruined everything. This land was beautiful and the sky sported so many twinkling lights that it was hard not to appreciate it. Why couldn't her family live here? The prey seemed fat and they'd have no trouble feeding themselves. She could learn to hunt like a proper wolf and all would be well. She was grateful for the opportunity to be here with Dragon though. He was showing her the world and she was happy with her new friend. "I love it here. It seems so much better than back home. What about you?" Walk, "Talk" Think