Indigo stretched stiffly before he watched Aslatiel fall to the large golden Klein. The once Fatalis was swift on his paws, and he was quick to help Aslatiel to her feet, offering his back if she needed it. He knew his love and sister was strong enough to do on her own, but Indy would never stop being there for her when she needed him. "Come with me," He rumbled softly. "I’ll patch you back up." He followed up with a chuckle as he offered her his paw and aimed to lead her deeper into their territory. He’d found his intended destination quite a while ago, and had kept it secret for just as long. Indy had debated about bringing Aia here, but he knew this moment would be much better to bring Aslatiel. Indigo led her towards the waterfalls slowly, feeling a little achy after his fight with the ram horned woman. They didn’t take a huge long time to get here, but Indigo groaned as they reached their destination. "I have something to show you," he hinted softly as he nuzzled her cheek affectionately. "Will you help me with all of this armor?" Indigo asked with a gentle tilt of his head in question. "Asla" -- "Indy"

The young blonde wolf had bested her. He'd seemed much sturdier than the average wolf and her attempts at toppling him had failed. In the end, he had fallen atop her, both knocking the air from the scarred fae and wrenching her shoulder in the process. She was proud of him for besting her and though her pride was a little wounded, Asla didn't let it show.

Indigo came to her aid, helping her to her paws before leading her away. Having been crushed beneath a blonde boulder, she hadn't seen her brother's match, but assumed that he'd won. Both warriors seemed a little stiff and when they arrived at their destination, Indy asked if she'd help him with his armor. Of course she obliged and began loosening the buckles and straps until the hulking, purple brute could slip free.

Once Indigo was free of his armor, Asla collapsed onto her side with a huff, her sore shoulder pointed towards the heavens. "I'm getting too old for this," she joked. They weren't that old, though sometimes it felt like it. With one paw, she beckoned the big man towards her, wanting nothing more than to curl up against him and sleep off her soreness.

"Indigo" & "Aslatiel"

Indigo didn’t have to convince Aslatiel very hard to get her up and off the battlefield. He didn’t miss how sore she was, and didn’t rush her steps as he guided her deeper into the territory. When they reached the side of the falls he immediately started to relax at the sounds of the gently running waters. He almost felt bad about making his request as she didn’t hide the soreness of her shoulder, but Asla didn’t hesitate and carefully helped to free him from the armor that held him. With his items discarded Aslatiel immediately fell to her side in a heap, expressing how much she didn’t appreciate the position they were put into at their age. Indigo returned with a hefty chuckle. They were in their prime, and the pack’s ultimate victory was an attest to that fact. "I’m going to need you to stop aging then." He chuckled with a good natured smile as he shuffled closer to her form. For a long moment he just gazed down at her beautiful features. Despite the scarring and everything they had been through, Indigo could think her nothing but the beautiful woman he loved. He didn’t stay there forever, he still had something to show her. Without warning Indigo grabbed her, carefully vaulting her to his back, careful not to jostle her shoulder too much. "I have something to show you, trust me, alright?" Despite how much he wanted to be reunited with Aia and tell her they were alright and had won, he needed this alone time with Aslatiel. With Asla on his back Indigo waded into the water. It was still rather chilly, but invigorating on his sore muscles. Closer and closer he brought them to the falls. "Hold your breath," He warned before he plunged both of them under the pounding water. As soon as they were under, they were back out from beneath it, but on the other side. There was a tiny dark pool here, which he waded out of and up into the dimly lit cave hidden in the waterfall. He didn’t let her down yet, and carried the dainty woman into a cavern, one unlike anything he had ever seen before. Within the flowing waterfalls was an incredible rainbow cave. There were crystals the daylight filtered through, prisms that cast brilliant colors all over the limestone formations. The sound of the falls drowned out every other sound, and they were completely alone in this magical bubble. "Asla" -- "Indy"