"Oh yeah, for sure!" The voice, deep but filled with lively excitement, piped up out of more or less nowhere- Which was a pretty big feat considering they were both smack in the middle of the place.

Solaris walked around, hands behind his back, eyes wide with the same excitement in his voice as he walked and looked around the place. He wore-- mostly normal- Or at least fully normal looking clothes. Ripped jeans and a shirt of fine, green mesh. Eyes almost alight as he walked around the currently empty space, leaning against the counter where the other stood, arms now crossed against his chest.

"Yeah, no this place is great! No wonder why they wouldn't stop whispering at me to stop by" He peered over a broad shoulder to the other with a broad smile. "You did a great job getting this place together. Name's Solaris. You have the coffee pot on yet? I'd love to get a cup and chat!" @asavagesong

It was.. very very late. Even by Forest Mage standards it was late. So then why was a human [or a being that looked human, at least..] out here? In the woods? It wasn’t the ‘middle’ of the woods by any means.. But they did seem to be from the city.. and seemed determined to stay huddled against the trunk of a tree.

“It’s pretty interesting, you know...Even for me” The voice came seemingly from nowhere, but actually came from a male, clothed in black and gold clothes, perched on a nearby branch, soft green eyes glistening up at the sky. “After all this time, even I’m sometimes surprised by what the forest tells me. Sometimes it’s little things, like a new fawn being born or a new flower starting to grow. And other times?” 

“I know” Solaris breathed as a gentle wind blew whispers only he could hear. He didn’t have much contact with out city-world anymore, that part of his lide was far behind him, and had been for about a decade. But all too often, bits of that world sank back here. This time though, it didn’t seem to be the human’s fault. The trees and grass sent concerned whispers; a lost human. They’d been lost in the woods for some time.. Day, it seemed. And they were only wandering in deeper most of the time. “Show me..” He whispered softly back as he hand pressed into the ground, chains jingling in the breeze and soft eyes glowed a slightly brighter green before closing. He followed the path, stepped upon roots, trampled grasses, concerned wildlife, and nodded with a breath of thanks before he stood, running off as night fell and darkened the forest. The sage looked around, keeping his eyes and ears peeled. The forest hadn’t seemed to fear this human, it seemed they were harmless, and truly lost. Which meant they may not have much time left and--- Footsteps froze as he heard it, stuttered, trembling breath, felt the confused rustling of shrubs nearby.