Daager Isle was thankfully not far at all from Ashen's homeland, and one of the last to see before they ended their adventure. It was a long swim, and on the way to the island Zee pointed out small bits of wreckage barely visible down deeper in the ocean. At first glance the island reminded her much of the Forgotten Isle in Auster, though this one was smaller and more overtaken by nature then civilization. A dense forest grew where there wasn't one on Auster's isle, and Zee wondered if perhaps they could find a bouncy thing here too. Was it ridiculous to ask her husband to find a way to retrieve the bouncy human relic and swim it back to Ashen for her to put in the den? Probably, the titan couldn't swim worth shit. "This place reminds me of Auster." She told Hari, breaking from her thoughts. "Except not so cold."

Harbringr pulled himself onto shore and shook out his coat before staring at the human ruins. Stone and glass structures were all but swallowed up by the dense vegetation. Humans really had gotten everywhere it seemed like. He padded forward and peered into one of the gaping holes in the windows. "Yea, it does. Let's see if we can find some interesting stuff here to." He padded around the side of the building he'd investigated to find a rectangular entrance. It was weird in that it was perfectly rectangular. There may have been a door at one point but it was long since gone.

Before venturing down into the building he did take a quickly look at the weather. The sky was blue and fluffy white clouds were floating through the sky. That was a good thing as long as the fluffy white clouds didn't start to get darker and bigger. Hopefully, they'd stay nice and cute. He entered into the building.

Zee trailed after her companion, gaze greedily falling upon each and every relic to try and find something as ridiculously cool as the human's bouncy structure. Everything she looked over was unidentifiable and relatively boring, and as she stalked through the ancient civilization she took a few moments to nudge the things she walked past looking for something interesting. Hari found the entrance and she followed him in, remembering the things they'd found in Auster that could have been humans. Hopefully they'd not find any here, lord only knew how the priestesses of Ashen would respond to hearing these ghost stories. "This is close enough to home, we could come back here for crafting materials." There were bits of discarded metals scattered throughout, and Zee knew Hari liked to craft spears and the like.

Harbringr nodded. "Indeed. I bet you could make some neat jewelry or weapons from stuff found here." The large structure seemed to be broken down into rooms and he peered into one. The ceiling was falling off and there were strange, clothed things to sit on. Harbringr leapt into one of the chairs. It was comfortable but seemed to be attached to the floor so that wasn't going to work.

Bounding out of the chair he scampered back into the hallway. There didn't seem to be quite as much here though the structure of this human cave was certainly fascinating if a little creepy. A cool breeze started to filter through the winds. It was unusually cool, cool in a way that Hari didn't like very much.

Zee kept her eye upon Hari as he leaped onto and off of chairs, making sure he was safe. The man was a brave one, she'd not have the balls to throw herself onto discarded human objects so boldly. Even the weather, earthquakes, volcanoes were all somewhat predictable. Nature told them what could be dangerous and what could be safe based on sight and smell and touch. Human objects? They could all be dangerous, and you didn't know until you stepped on it what could collapse and trap you. She shuddered - the thought or the breeze she wasn't sure - and then continued her exploration. This structure wasn't as large and encompassing as the one on the forgotten isle, and it didn't have as many floors nor any maybe-humans that she could see. She leaned down to sniff the floor, wondering what it was composed of. Certainly not stone or sand or grass. "I fear we're running out of islands." She said to break the silence, peering up at the holes in the broken ceiling to check out the sky.

Harbringr scratched at the floor. It was strange and smooth like ice but it smelt very weird. The humans must've done something to the ground to make it that way. He peered into another room that was full of tables and chairs but in his eyes it was like a strange frozen forest. He sniffed at one of the tables, uncertain what to think. Carefully, he leapt up onto one of them but it started to tip and then fell over. Hari leapt off just in time to avoid going down with the table. He turned to Zee with a grin.

"Yea, but we can go back to our favorites some time." A low and distance rumble of thunder caught his attention. Uh oh… Harbringr scrambled to the nearest window and peered out. The sky above them was still clear but in the distance there was a growing cumulonimbus cloud. Harbringr scented the weather. It was much cooler out but the wind was pushing from the east. The storm was already to the east of them so as far as he could tell it was going to continue on away from them.

He scrambled back inside. "There's a storm but no worries it looks like it's moving east, away from us. Still, if you'd feel better about camping out here I'm good with that."