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Something about having a little chat with someone before eating them definitely didn't settle well with her, nor did it stimulate her appetite. Instead she met them with a slightly confused sense of interest, head tilting and her eyebrows raising as she tried to make sense of the scene. "I'd hope he's smarter than he looks," she commented with a dry chuckle as she looked the rooster companion over once again. Why anyone would hang out with such a creature was beyond her but then again she wouldn't seek out a donkey to hang around and chat with either - but now that one had stumbled in her path she wasn't going to actively avoid him. Kaija cocked her head to the side at what she saw of the relationship between the two, which seemed a little turbulent, but who was she to judge?

"No worries, I get it," the tusked woman brushed off his apology briskly. No harm, no foul. Kaija wasn't the type to dwell on things for long anyway. Her anger could be loud but usually faded as quickly as it appeared.

She grimaced a little as she watched the rock tumble down into the abyss below. Intense. Kaija wasn't scared per se but she didn't intend to get close to the edge anyway, not here. "Never seen anywhere quite like this place. Can't say I'm a fan, either." No, she definitely preferred more wide-open spaces. Spelunking wasn't something that interested her much, less so every time she found herself wandering somewhere underground. Maybe next time she'd remember that before she went poking around somewhere like this.

"Nice to meetcha, Oscar. I'm Kaija. I'm kinda used to the cold but I can see why it might bother you." It wasn't exactly like his coat was built for extreme temperatures, at least not that it looked like to her. "How long are ya planning to hang around here, then? As long as your herd does?"