you're just going to have to go with the flow

Enyo watched Valkeyrie's reaction with a bemused smirk, her sharp eyes catching every nuance of the she-wolf's struggle to maintain her composure. The compliment, though given with Enyo's characteristic blend of authority and vanity, seemed to have struck a chord with the other wolf. Valkeyrie's attempt to mask her surprise only made her more endearing to Enyo, who relished the now rare sight of someone visibly affected by her words. To see Valkeyrie so clearly flustered by minimal effort only stroked Enyo's ego more, did she want to play with this new she-wolf? The idea seemed fun. Enyo wondered just how much more she could make Valkeyrie blush.

As Valkeyrie fumbled with her response, Enyo's gaze remained fixed on her, the coldness in her silver-blue eye softening into something more teasing. The she-wolf's awkwardness was charming in its own way, a contrast to Enyo's usually composed and regal demeanor. She allowed herself a small, almost inaudible chuckle at Valkeyrie's clumsy attempt at flattery and the subsequent hurried exit. Did she intimidate her that quickly? Was Valkeyrie truly done with this conversation or did she want to play a game of cat and mouse? Most women, Enyo had found, loved to be chased. To be earned.

"Oh, Valkeyrie," Enyo's voice followed, smooth and laced with amusement as she sauntered her way toward the cavern entrance. Slowly "There is no need to be so flustered. Your attempt to compliment me was... memorable. I must say, you can look at me longer if you'd like. I wasn't done looking at you, if you don't mind." She certainly enjoyed watching the darker woman so far. Enyo's stride was more relaxed, there was no need to be her usually domineering self. As she drew closer to Valkeyrie, her eyes remained fixed on the other wolf, a glint of mischief dancing in their depths.

As she observed the gash in the earth she was quite surprised. She would have never known it was here. Not only would this perhaps be a chance for her to seduce someone, but it would also double as another mission to gain knowledge. Although, if things went her way there wouldn't be much exploring. If they did have no romantic escapades then she would be fine. Enyo loved to hunt in more ways than one and often treated her flings as such. Sometimes you needed to take much more time than others. If you did not build up to the kill then where was the pleasure? Sometimes, she had strong urges and did not want to wait if she didn't have to. For now, she was content. Besides, she barely met this woman. Although she could not ignore the feeling that she could convince Valkeyrie of a fun evening alone with time.


"You speak of structure and mountains," Enyo continued, her tone both playful and probing. "May I assist you? Maybe you need a mountain to watch over you while you explore?" With a final, knowing glance, Enyo brushed past Valkeyrie, looking down at her with a confident smile. She enjoyed when she was larger and she knew her massive size and intense gaze were often what made a lady's stomach flutter with butterflies. Her shoulder lightly grazing the other wolf's as she approached the entrance of the cavern. Her touch was deliberate yet gentle, a subtle assertion masked by an air of casual flirtation.

Enyo said, her voice a low, inviting murmur. "After all, what is a grand adventure without a touch of grandeur? And you, my dear, seem to be in need of... a bit of assistance." she said the last half with a touch of ambiguity, a play on the words. Inviting Valkeyrie to apply whatever meaning she wanted.

Enyo's gaze lingered on Valkeyrie, her eyes scanning the cavern with a hint of curiosity and approval. The she-wolf’s voice softened a rare moment of genuine warmth threading through her otherwise aloof demeanor. "Lead the way, Valkeyrie. I am eager to see what this cavern holds- and perhaps, to enjoy your company a bit longer."

With that, Enyo stepped into the cavern, her powerful form cutting against the dim, rocky interior. The flicker of her interest in Valkeyrie quite evident.

"SPEECH"