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The various stones that were around the place obviously were catching her attention. Somehow she almost felt like she was neglecting her aunt at this point. However it wasn't long before Roza came to the conclusion that she best stop this meeting. After all Liz was just obversing every tree, or lack there of, and bush that she could. The scents swirling around her she took a moment to take a deep breath. "I hate to see you go, but I do suppose we best go on our ways." it wasn't as if she would never see Roza again. Something about it though, hurt her. Maybe she was starved for family attachment more than she thought. However she ignored the feeling as Roza came and gently pressed her nose against her cheek. Liz felt all warm in her stomach and her entire body felt like it was engulfed into a hug.

She allowed her worries to melt away for a moment. She would have a place in her pack - new friends to make and places to see. Liz figured today was the day to start living. The God's garden had even shown her that. "If I see Kaizer before she finds you, I'll let her know. I don't know if she'll follow in my pawsteps to Valhalla after all." she wagged her tail and looked onwards into the land. "I wouldn't want to keep you longer anyway. It's best I start heading back as well." Liz would give a small dip of her head before she took one long last look at the Garden and it's features. Next time it would be much easier to move around in. However she had somewhere to be and wanted to head back to Boreas as soon as possible.

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