Hoshor Plains finding home

Liffey watched him with furrowing brows. There was an expression brewing on his face that she wasn't sure how to interpret. When he came clean with his question, she still didn't really follow what the look on his face was about. It didn't occur to her that he might be embarassed about asking, even though she would likely have gone through the same anxious inner monologue if roles were reversed. Funny how that works. But in any event, she mentally shrugged and formed her answer.

"It's kind of like a mountain that collapsed in on itself," she responded, "It's surrounded by a circle of walls on every side that are tall, but not as tall as a mountain like this. The inside of the circle is like a valley with a lake at the center." It was an odd landform and if she'd had any idea what volcanoes were, her hypothesis would have shifted to one more accurate.