Coea strode through the faint dusting of snow that covered this far-northern land this late in the autumn, with the sort of casual indifference that only the arrogantly self-confident show when in a new place. Her gray-toned fur didn't stand out too badly even against the snow, being a vaguely stone-like color apart from the gold feathering along some of the edges, and she had brought with her neither jewelry nor armor to set her apart either.

She, unlike most of the females of her land, had chosen to leave home in order to bring her homeland's justice to those who needed it, in this lawless lands far from home. She'd been traveling for some time now, but she was young and strong, and if this continent did not seem right to stop on she would simply find another, and another, until the gods deigned to bid her to stop. A sign, that was all she sought.

And then it was there.

She stopped dead, beneath the autumn moon, her golden eyes sweeping over the silent lake in wonder. The crystalline natural ice sculptures were breathtaking alone, sparkling as they were with silver moonlight, but as her paws had first struck the frozen lake surface, color raced away from beneath them in a display that both magical and awe-inspiring.

"By Hera," she murmured aloud, and the words echoed mutedly back at her over and over from the ice sculptures before fading away. She'd have accepted a far less spectacular sign from her gods that it was time to stop, but it seemed they'd wished to make themselves very clear to her.

Kaizer had decided she needed to get a better lay of the land. When she had moved straight to the north she felt like she needed a bit of cold air to get her head settled. She had heard Liz decided to head to Valhalla but Kaizer had other ideas right now. Sure she had wanted to join her sister but for some reason she didn't think she would fit right now. The gray wolf pressed her paws into the snow but she was approaching what looked like a lake. However that was not what was drawing her attention some feet away was a large. Very large wolf. She blinked for a moment the scent of a wolf hitting her. A beautiful female that was for sure, it made her clear her throat as she listened to her.

Noticing the colors upon the lake that the other one saw Kaizer almost had her breath taken away too. She grinned and laughed, "These lands keep surprising me. They are almost as beautiful as you." Kaizer didn't usually try to flirt with strangers but you only lived your life once. She wasn't going to pass up the chance to talk to a giant wolf. Also it didn't seem like she was from around here they both had that in common. "I'm Kaizer, nice to meet you." she grinned.