The noise did not seem to catch the creatures attention but you could hear them humming and singing as they passed their crystal studded tail swishing.. not long after though a little animal scurried up behind " Duka! Slow down!! I can't keep Up!" the little thing said as it raced to reach the cart a little worried looking.


Florence sighs with relief as they pass them with their humming. It sounded very nice to him. Then suddenly he seems to hear another animal. Peering a bit down the road he notices a creature with antlers and a crystal ball, trying to catch up. What were they doing? Would they know what this place is? It wouldnt hurt to ask would it?

The little creature leaped to get onto the back of the cart but missed falling face first into the dirt on the road before sitting up and rubbing their face before brushing themselves off and standing on their hind legs cupping their little paws around their mouth a they yelled louder making the still air quiver a little " DUKA!" At that the big creature pulling the cart turned around a little surprised, and seemed to notice you as the little creature raced to get on the now stopped cart...


The creature face plants as they fall to reach the cart, Florence felt sorry for them. They start yelling out, duka. Was that the larger colourful ones name? The larger creature turns and bringing it over. The small dashes towards the cart. The colourful creatures eyes suddenly land on him. Stumbling back a bit, he looks up with a shy hi...?
(Sorry for some reason my quotation marks didnt work)

She seemed to notice you were focusing on something else and grew silent but she kept pace with you stopping when you stopped and moving when you moved her tail feathers flaring every now and then, but before too long you could see a small wooden sign that looked tattered and well worn that still barely read "Welcome to Eroana" though ahead the path narrowed before turning to dense forest. as you entered the vixen lowered her head and Flared her tail feathers Letting out a growl every now and then as she walked a step or two ahead you could hear small sounds in the near by bushes but they seemed to scatter at her display as you neared and old wooden gate. one sound however seemed to stay around following quietly and the little vixen did seemed to think it annoying, but in no way a threat....

When her feathers flared out his did the same. What was it? Was it dangerous? Screeching he pumped his wings some determined to scare whatever it was off. As they scurried away he calmed down a bit though his feathers were still raised slightly in warning. He didn't like whatever it was following them.

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=63361&page=4#31 Author: Katelynn4545 Time Posted: 7/7/2018 at 8:32 PM The ground below was Nothing but lose sand that seemed rather warm if not hot to the touch The Area around is not look much different the heat creating a mirage against the horizon and the dunes though you didn't feel like you were alone....

instantly misses Roan and Nidia :(




``Hello?`` He grumbled, standing on his back legs.

(He he... sorry)

Milah tried to move closer to get a good look at the carriage but only ended up stepping on a tig causing a load crack. The hooded figure stopped in it's tracks and looked at the bush.

Hello" The Big creature says His voice low and very deep though it seemed Kind as he dipped his head. The little creature turning around before getting red in the face realizing that you must have seen him fall " Oh! Uh sorry I must have yelled in your ears " He said with a slight chuckle ruffling the fur between his horns.

Florence felt more at ease, both of them seemed kind, stepping out of the bushes he mumbles
It is fine. Looking between the two creatures, they seemed busy rushing to where ever, he speaks up.
Who are you? And what are you guys doing? Gently flicking his tail in curiosity. Florence wanted to know, maybe he could tag along, he pratically had nothing else to do.
Also what is this place. Looking slighty down,
Sorry for all the questions. He says sheepishly