'What's this?' A large male said as he set foot in this new lands,the Youngman has been traveling from the Empire lands from quiet some time. Adrian the once Heir to the throne of Heridanus,left his home in order to build his own domains,to make his own name somewhere else.This was originally his father's plan to send his son to conquer his own terrains.At first Adrian rejected the offer as he only had eyes for Heridanus,for the throne he had ambitioned since he was an small boy,but at the end here he was,far away from home. Ambition and pride was what finished his opposition to the quest. And there he walked with his head high and without emotions on his eyes. The place seemed messy,like if a huge war had occurred. A conquest? A massacre? Either way, he felt interested in the strange items that there rested. "What's all this shit?" "Speech"

Abilene was lost, again. What a shocker.

She walked tentatively past rust covered monoliths, unlike anything she had seen before. They certainly weren't sculpted naturally, or at least she thought they weren't. The strangely precise geometry of the sculptures was unlike anything she had seen before. But what creature could've built them? Certainly not a wolf.

"Whatever it is, it's dead now." She muttered quietly to herself, to reassure her uneasy mind.

But as she looked up, she saw figure a good 30-40 feet in front of her. Another stranger? She squinted, ears stretched forward. Maybe this one would be as friendly as the last, but she didn't want to take any chances. She observed them, curious, but stayed put.

Adrian kept walking through the ruins of what seemed to be a civilization of unknown origins,one that didnt exactly had a bright future.But well not like he cared,weak empires fell and only the strongest like Heridanus could exits beyond destruction.But he couldn't deny how interesting these items were,and there seeing a spherical and shiny figure he approached and pressed a paw over it. Touching it to see how it was made. It felt slippery and hard at touch. "Fun," He said dryly as he removed his paw from it,looking around to see what else he could find. But more than more items,a figure took shape. A wolf who was staring at him,well he felt glad someone was there.Maybe he could ask about the place and get the wanted knowñedge. Calmly but with his head high he approached and stopping a few feet from them he would ask. "Tell me what happened here," He said more in the form or command than a favor. "Speech"

Abby tensed when the stranger turned to her, an annoying habit more than anything, amplified by her eerie surroundings. everything around her felt wrong, more than usual at least.

Even without being visibly hostile, she found the dusky brown wolf intimidating. She hadn't met many who met her height in the past, and even then, none of them surpassed hers. She lowered her head slightly at his approach. "Dunno," She answered. "I haven't been here before."

She paused for a second. "Are you new here too?"
Maybe this stranger was in the same position as her. Maybe she would be lucky enough to make another friend.

He waited for the response he wanted, and she better hurried as he wasnt a very patient man and even less if he wanted to know something he saw very important or interesting for he.And sighing he looked around feeling the attraction to the items that were spilled all around. Could he get some for himself? Well, he would later figure it out, but first the information about this place was first on his list."I haven't been here before." "Okay," He just said in a short way as he turned his back to her to keep going with his track.No more he had business with her but her question made him stay for a few more instants. He turned his head looking down on her. "I do," Why else did he ask what happened? Anyways he didnt want his time to be wasted. And like that he checked more items. "Speech"

Abilene paused for a moment. The man's short, dismissive response communicated clearly that he wasn't exactly interested in talking. She pondered continuing the interaction. On the one paw, it would be easy to head back on her path to effectively nowhere, to forget the ominous mystery of the ancient monoliths and the intimidating wolf before her, who seemed much more interested in sniffing scraps of metal than talking to her. On the other however, the idea of continued isolation wasn't exactly enjoyable.
He turned back briefly at her question, the second response only a little less disinterested than the last. Still, it gave Abby hope that maybe there could be conversation here, albiet painfully one-sided. Hopefully this wolf wouldn't be too much of a brick wall. "I'm Abilene, you?" she asked politely.