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Soon enough, the petite vixen materialized, poking out her head from behind her father. Old habit. Her hazel eyes, a seemingly golden hue for the time, danced with curiosity. The tunnels represented a new place to explore for the youth. Although she felt no qualm sharing the first adventure with older, wiser adults. Having gotten lost once, above ground, Aine failed to find appeal in growing lost below.
Overall, she lacked her father’s discomfort. Naively, perhaps. The smaller fox never set foot underground before. Of course, the sound of hot air sounded somewhat irritating. If her father could remedy that however, it would not be a problem.
Shyly, she smiled up at Kydobi, blinking her eyes owlishly. He sounded so serious. Where was the fun in exploring someplace new? The adventure? Her soot-colored paws dug into the ground absently, ill at ease from the mention of battle. She remembered the last battle... She’d rather not.
Now that there was four of them, could they go? Maybe she could tell Ikaia about their adventure in the tunnels... Assuming it proved interesting to the fae. Her pirate friend probably had better tales to tell... Her mind soon continued to wander, until halted by a sudden inquiry, "how’re we gonna see? There’s no light... Underground." Not that she was scared of the dark, of course.
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[/td][/tr][/table]Overall, she lacked her father’s discomfort. Naively, perhaps. The smaller fox never set foot underground before. Of course, the sound of hot air sounded somewhat irritating. If her father could remedy that however, it would not be a problem.
Shyly, she smiled up at Kydobi, blinking her eyes owlishly. He sounded so serious. Where was the fun in exploring someplace new? The adventure? Her soot-colored paws dug into the ground absently, ill at ease from the mention of battle. She remembered the last battle... She’d rather not.
Now that there was four of them, could they go? Maybe she could tell Ikaia about their adventure in the tunnels... Assuming it proved interesting to the fae. Her pirate friend probably had better tales to tell... Her mind soon continued to wander, until halted by a sudden inquiry, "how’re we gonna see? There’s no light... Underground." Not that she was scared of the dark, of course.
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