Let's Walk This Wonderland

She eyed him curiously from the corner of her eyes as he laughed and shook his head at her. Her first instinct was to assume that she was wrong and he was laughing at how absurd it sounded. She hadn't given it much thought when she'd said it, but who else could have left such a remarkable thing than something otherworldly? Her gaze fully returned to him as her attention was fully captured by his statement. She wasn't too far from the truth? So her alien theory was close! She listened closely as he explained the lost species and her brows knit together in confusion. Rather than be rude and interrupt, she listened with a kind patience. He obviously had more knowledge than she did on the subject and she was keen to learn more. She wouldn't do that if she tried interrupting him every five seconds like she wanted to.

"I'm not necessarily an Archaeologist." She started off. "I do take interest in the strange structures that have been left behind." She explained. "My father sparked my interest really. He told me of a castle in Auster and from there I've just been scouting around to see everything. There's a garden not far from here that has old crumbling foundations and lots of foliage. It's mostly dead now, but I'm sure it's beautiful in the warmer seasons. But I don't think it's nearly as fascinating as these stones."

She'd started to go off on a tangent without realizing it. Finally catching it, she grinned at him sheepishly. "Sorry, I guess that doesn't really answer your question. I suppose I just like seeing everything that I can. I haven't been to Boreas, but if there's more there then I would love to see them."

There was one thing about her was that she loved to talk and having found someone entertaining enough to hold an interesting conversation with ... well she could be a bit too much at times. She was often to oblivious to how excitable she could be and her exuberance for the topic at hand was skyrocketing.


"speak."| "You"