LunaKirran

Once the conflict had been done and over with, both Briar and Aldera were left to their own devices, the head priest of the Vexxils having done nothing to them… possibly ignorant of their aiding the Vigil a while back. …The scars of the fights were still scratched into their minds, however, the two souls staring at each other with pinned ears as the feast went on. Most of the Vexxils at the meal seemed to have a true joy, swaying side to side while enjoying the worms on a string that had been passed around. Briar silently looked up towards the Serpent statue in the temple, who merely seemed to stare back in amusement. …Was this really just meant to be a joke to it? The lord that watched over all? A low breath left the sibling’s maw, only hidden by the will to resist making this anger show. Aldera seemed to stare blankly at the statue as well, gaze hardening before she moved to her sibling, placing a paw on Briar’s shoulder. “It’s over, Briar. …Just let time pass by. We can’t do

“And now, they’re seeking to communicate with the Stellae?! Are they MAD?!” The call reached through the very halls, one of the higher guards of the Devoted walking past the vexxils who were trying to nap in their current crook of a building, not having found a safe enough spot for the both of them to live in. “We need to tighten our patrols, and focus everything on that one trail they found…” The guard’s voice slowly grew muted to the two siblings, who looked at each other. Briar stared blankly at Aldera, their mane shifting along the wind before they spoke, “...They’re going to hurt each other… both sides… so badly.” Aldera paused, “...You don’t seem to care much…?” Briar paused, “...Not much. …They aren’t you.” Aldera sighed, leaning her head upon her sibling’s shoulder, “Just because they aren’t me, doesn’t mean you shouldn’t care. F-...” Aldera paused, “The high priest… will be possibly condemned or experimented on if Stellae return. However… if the serpent loses interest… we may

This place… was massive. At first, after hearing the news of a tunnel far up in the volcanic island, Ahote grew to be a little curious, but not curious enough to actually venture out there in order to find and observe the ongoing mission of scouring the strange cavern on his own, due to being far too invested in the misty ‘dragons’ that he’d recently learned about. The towering pillars of ice that released such hypnotizing smoke had him in their grasp. …However, when he learned of a new companion called Artemis and her pack living there, along with the massive mushroom grove and strange creatures called Gryphons, as he believed the other Tokos called them, he couldn’t help but grow immensely curious. Gryphons were creatures of myth, were they not…? And so… he left his ongoing journey through the north temporarily, in order to find out what had been going on down in the warmer parts of the world. His arrival was late, as most of the mushroom caverns had already been discovered, but… in