#juneau 02.

Person: @vuldak-juneau Location: Thee Moors As a kid, Deja had been half fascinated and half terrified of the moors behind the Stumble Inn. The land is mostly flat but it is fairly marshy in some places, she knew that now more than anyone. There's portions where she hadn't been allowed to play and now those places are marked with wooden signs. Friends of the family had pulled her body from that very place all those years ago and that would be the only body ever pulled from her property again. Standing there in the mists barefoot, she sees the blonde approach. "You'll like it out here, I think." With the moon high in the sky and the sound of the cicadas, fireflies in the distance. There is something wild about her, like she'd rather be out there than inside the inn.

Person: @vuldak-juneau Location: Thee Streets of Eterna They're on their way back from seeing Eridani when Goose seems to pause, sniff the air and tilt his head and Etienne follows the direwolf's line of sight and he can't help but grin. "Find any rocks?" It's so good to see a familiar face coming up the street their direction. The blonde is herself and yet Etienne thinks there's this weird shininess to everyone in Eterna. She is still Juneau, just perhaps a little less feral than he'd seen her in the woods. He's not entirely sure he doesn't still like the two of them that way to begin with, wilder and in the woods. He pauses a few feet from her and Goose gives a slight chuff of acknowledgement. She's someone the direwolf seems almost indifferent to, which has him more than a little curious. Normally, he's got pretty strong feelings about just about everyone.

Person: @vuldak-juneau Location: It's an Island Kay has come to realize two very important things on this trip. One, was that he was far more worried for everyone than he would physically let on. And two, he fucking hated sand and would be pouring it out of his boots later. It's not just Araceli he's after though, there'd been those he'd seen around Eterna who'd outright just stopped appearing and every missing face was anxiety inducing. It's irrational, people headed out to go across the water all the time, went on an adventure or two, but losing people, even if it was just a familiar face and not someone he knew personally, was a hard concept for him to grasp. "Well, boy am I glad to see you." Casimir had found the blonde and Kay had sat down to perch himself on a rock beside her. Cas could go do the big damn hero thing, he was there for support and to settle his own mind. "Can't believe I had to come all this way to find interesting company."