I'm not a woman, I'm a god

Kiela · 10-09-2021, 08:51 AM

Though this place was indeed strange, it had a way of making her feel enchanted. Kiela had no doubt in her mind that this place was sacred, which was why she wouldn't dare go any closer. Instead she was content to watch the streams of lava pouring down from somewhere high in the ceiling to the floor of the cave, where some of it pooled. It seemed Boreas hosted more of these siedis than she'd originally anticipated, and it was slowly becoming more and more clear why so many of her family had come this way. She knew it wasn't only for the caribou; some were not nearly as drawn to that side of their heritage as she was. There were so many wonders here that she was beginning to realize why this continent was more inhabited than her home.

Kiela let out a sigh of contentment as she sat back and observed the display, wondering how long she could sit and endure the heat emanating from this room before wanting to retreat back to the chilly outdoors. She didn't have long to find an answer though before the sound of someone clearing their throat caught her attention. She stiffened instinctively, deciding she very much disliked being caught here - there was no room for her to escape if she had to, and she couldn't recall last where the cavern had veered off in a different direction. Always wary of the worst possibility, she spun around to face the stranger. He didn't seem outwardly threatening but that didn't mean he wasn't, though Kiela was sure she could defend herself either way. "Ah - hello," she called out to him simply. Her accent was still ever-present despite her attempts to integrate herself to the culture here, something that would likely never fully fade. "You have been here before? These sights are...." Kiela was hardly a social wolf at her core, but then again she'd never seen anything quite like this. She wondered if he might come closer to see what she was talking about.

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