Follow the Sands

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Ruvai looked around, gaze going upwards towards the massive trees. Lordran had the only forests she had ever seen, and to have the trees so large? It left her breathless.

"This is where I’ve been living for the last few decades, there’s no darkwraiths or darkmoons to invade you here and there’s not enough wildlife here to pose a major threat to anybody." Hydrus yawned as he began to walk in the direction of the a small group of trees.

Sliding from the saddle, Ruavi patted Sael's side before following Hydrus. "I wouldn't mind stepping in for a few minutes." The wolf simply stopped at the entrance and sat, unsure of whether or not he could follow. A whine got her attention,and Ruavi gave a sympathetic grin to her partner.

Ruavi simply grinned, nudging Sael with her knees and prompting the wolf on his feet and onwards. She had managed to stay steady as he tried to right himself in the saddle. One hand pat his arms in a way to comfort the knight.

Ruavi listened in silence as he spoke, letting him have time to gather his thoughts. When he was finished speaking, there was a moment of silence before she nodded to herself. "I'd like to see it one day. Sounds far different to the desert, or.... or this place."

"Wow. That sounds…dull." Ruavi admitted. She seemed thoughtful for a moment, watching him destroy the small mushroom-thing. "Well, maybe, if I can figure out a way back home… perhaps you’d like to come with me?" The magus offered with a grin.

"That sounds nice, I doubt my masters would miss me at all, they don’t seem to care much about me or the other dragonkins." Hydrus said as he made his way to the exit to the hollow and entrance to Ash Lake, grabbing Ruavi’s arm and pulling her with him. "Here’s my front yard and the safest place in Lordran, complete with eldritch monsters that’ve existed since before time even began and man-eating sea-creatures which can end your life in seconds." Hydrus chuckled.

Ruvai looked around, gaze going upwards towards the massive trees. Lordran had the only forests she had ever seen, and to have the trees so large? It left her breathless.

Ruavi watched him approach, and shifted so she was further up in the saddle. “Have you ridden a horse before? Similar to that. Here. Put your foot there, and pull yourself up.” In order to make things easier, Sael lowered himself so he was laying on the ground. The elf extended a hand to help him. She was light enough there wasn’t much of a burden on Sael to begin with, he’d be fine for the short distance. 

After giving Sael a quick look over Rognir offered another nod, grabbing the elf’s hand and placing his foot where she’d indicated before pulling himself onto the saddle behind her.  ”I’m not really accustom to riding horses no, never had the need for such a thing back home…”  With a bit of caution the warrior tried to adjusted his seat for a bit more balance, only to nearly slide off the wolf entirely before he managed to hook an arm around Ruavi’s waist and pull his weight back onto the saddle.  

Ruavi simply grinned, nudging Sael with her knees and prompting the wolf on his feet and onwards. She had managed to stay steady as he tried to right himself in the saddle. One hand pat his arms in a way to comfort the knight.

Ruavi tilted her head, trying to remember which direction to go. “Well, Sael is capable of walking, you know. Ooor…” There was an almost sly grin on the elf’s face as she glanced back at the knight. 

"And then I could help point the way as we go."  Rognir added with a nod, Edge letting out a concerned sounding hum before the warrior offered him a reassuring pat.  "It’s fine, it’s fine we can trust them."  After what might’ve seemed to be a moment of consideration the honedge sounded an excited metallic hum.

Ruavi watched him approach, and shifted so she was further up in the saddle. "Have you ridden a horse before? Similar to that. Here. Put your foot there, and pull yourself up." In order to make things easier, Sael lowered himself so he was laying on the ground. The elf extended a hand to help him. She was light enough there wasn't much of a burden on Sael to begin with, he'd be fine for the short distance. 

Sael padded along at an easy pace behind Hydrus, and Ruavi nodded to herself. “We’re both uninjured, but thanks.” She pointed out, glancing around as they descended. Her companion was sure-footed, able to keep from falling, so she had no need to keep too close an eye on where they were going.

"Thank you and nothing much, nothing ever changes here really. Day after day I do the same thing, I plan, I serve, I experiment, and then I go to bed. Even fighting my enemies is pointless and boring. I just wish I had something break me out of this rut y’know?" Hydrus sighed as he looked around the hollow and then shot a fireball from his mouth, destroying a mushroom-like monster.

"Wow. That sounds...dull." Ruavi admitted. She seemed thoughtful for a moment, watching him destroy the small mushroom-thing. "Well, maybe, if I can figure out a way back home... perhaps you'd like to come with me?" The magus offered with a grin.

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Sael padded along at an easy pace behind Hydrus, and Ruavi nodded to herself. "We're both uninjured, but thanks." She pointed out, glancing around as they descended. Her companion was sure-footed, able to keep from falling, so she had no need to keep too close an eye on where they were going.

"Ah, sorry if I offended you, friend. One doesn’t come across enchanted items very often." Ruavi explained, addressing Edge cheerfully. She turned, petting Sael’s shoulder, before pulling herself into the saddle.

Ruavi tilted her head, trying to remember which direction to go. "Well, Sael is capable of walking, you know. Ooor..." There was an almost sly grin on the elf's face as she glanced back at the knight.