Winter's Embrace

Though the reindeer noted their presence they weren't disturbed by it, which spoke to the unity shared between all three species. That fact was comforting to Kiela as she greeted Birna. Though she heard a hint of sadness in the female's voice, she could empathize with it but didn't necessarily feel the same way herself. That was her attitude in general though - things happened as they did and dwelling on it for long wouldn't do her any good. "It's good to see you again too, though unfortunate to hear that there aren't more likeminded creatures in these parts," Kiela mused thoughtfully. For a moment she thought of her friend Víðarr and wondered if such a life might suit him. Perhaps if only she'd asked him sooner.

She nodded, acknowledging Birna's lack of direction. "You know I'm never far from the herd either, and this one has caught my eye in particular." The continent was big enough to house more than one herd but she'd been following this particular one for some time now. "Our paths do not have to stray far from one another. At least for now," Kiela suggested lightly. She'd never really made friends, not besides Víðarr, though she was drawn to Birna and traveling adjacent to one another for a period didn't sound all that bad to her.