And... this place sucks

She was just glad this stranger was treating her like an actual person rather than a child. God, she hated that more than anything. She hated her questions being shrugged off and ignored - or worse, answered like she was stupid and didn't know anything. Kaija nodded swiftly at Jynn's explanation. Ok, so not really a wolf but sort of a wolf. That kinda made sense and explained why she looked so different with her long, long legs. Anyway, she was glad that the older wolf seemed just as eager to get out of here, deciding that was an even better idea when she just narrowly avoided catching her paw in one of those cracks.

"Yeah, let's go!" Kaija exclaimed, picking up her pace a bit as she turned and went to go back the way they'd came. But honestly she didn't trust her own sense of judgment too much and she glanced sideways at Jynn for some direction. Though she was stubborn and headstrong, well.. she really was just a kid and needed some guidance, even if that guidance came from a complete stranger. At least she seemed fun, that was reason enough for Kaija to trust her to lead them on an adventure.

-exit!-