On The Other Side

What had or hadn't occurred to make this wall mattered much less to her than the simple fact of its existence. She appreciated the view as she traveled along the top of it, but likewise she was glad when she found a path to descend back onto solid ground. The section she'd been traversing was a little slick, and though she wasn't opposed to taking risks in life she wasn't necessarily looking to break a limb today. It took her a moment to regain her balance as she leapt down, but quickly she stood and stretched her limbs again, ready to keep walking.

Kiela was caught slightly off-guard when Muzet invited her to join her in a little more exploration. The wolves here generally seemed friendlier than she was used to, at least compared to the ones back home; oftentimes showing too much openness was a sign of vulnerability and weakness. Staying slightly closed-off was a far safer alternative in the harsh lands of the north. She wasn't opposed to a bit more company though. Perhaps Muzet had some insight she lacked? Kiela nodded approvingly. "I would like that," she agreed after a moment of thought. She'd never been further east than this, but she wasn't opposed to getting a better grasp of the surrounding lands. "I have never been. Lead the way?" Letting another take the lead wasn't something she did often, but she had little idea where said waterfall could be found and trying to find it herself would likely waste a significant amount of time.