High For This

With the warm summer-like weather coming over Auster, making it unseasonably warm, Syanna opted to take advantage of as much time outdoors as she could. After having spent the past season pretty much glued at the hip to Ezra, being able to wander and roam without fear of her heat causing them trouble was like a breath of fresh air. Ezra had been such a sweetheart to her, caring for her and comforting her through the uncertainties she felt, and now she was thriving in the Hallows. The secondary Seneschal wanted to go walking through the woods, and she'd convinced Ezra to come along as her personal bodyguard. Ezra took his new Templar duties so seriously, it was adorable, but the sweet boy did deserve a break every now and then.

Glancing back over her shoulder at the massive speckled dire wolf following behind her, Syanna shot Ezra a playful smirk and slowed her gait to get close enough to him that she could flick his nose with her tail before prancing off ahead again. She loved teasing him; it was just so much fun! The two wolves wandered into the forest of massive oak trees, the canopy of leaves above them shielding them from the harsh midday sun and leaving the forest noticeably cooler than the plains. It was lovely, and Syanna basked in the atmosphere.

"Thanks for coming with me, Ezra. You've been working yourself so hard in preparation for the feast, I thought you could use some time to breathe and unwind," she called over her shoulder to him as she inspected a few plants they walked by, checking to see if they had any value or use. Secretly, Syanna had brought them out here for a secondary purpose. Her time organizing the pharmacy had shown her that the Hallows was well stocked in just about every medicinal herb a healer could think of—but was shockingly lacking in any recreational ones. Ever a promoter of personal enjoyment, Syanna wanted to rectify that egregious mistake. Besides, recreational drugs could have a medical benefit if used the right way, so really she was doing the pack and her patients a service.

"Syanna Alluráin"