Sunbeam Lair Home is where your heart lives

Arrival thread! Every member is required to post at least once before archival, but more than one is definitely welcomed. Feel free to have your character go off to further explore, or hang around with the group to inspect things.
Edit; Forgot to add this (whoops!), but there's no posting order.

@Noctura @Winter @Jolon @Semble @Lyght Armstrong @Lokith @Leo

For days, they had all been travelling. Trekking across the mountain range, hiking up and down various inclines—it was all very taxing, physically, but not without purpose. They needed a new home to settle within, and the young leader felt a pulling towards the east. She knew not what was waiting for them there, but never before had her gut feelings lead her into immediate danger. She trusted her intuition, for she knew how her own mind worked as well as how Draco could manipulate it to get messages across. As far as she was concerned, a world of wonder lied in wait for their arrival, a perfect sanctuary for her tribe. And, upon her notice of the space, she was certain such thoughts were true.

It was a cavern, just as the one within the dome, though far larger. It appealed to her, the life that seemed to thrive within it, and she wasted no time in leading her tribe members into it. Still, her steps were cautious and senses alert, stopping to sniff regularly to ensure they weren't trespassing into the territory of any violent species. Thus far, to her joy, everything seemed to be in the clear safety wise—and judging from the look of things, survival wise, too. The cavern was not lacking in plant life, which must mean their was prey hiding away within it's depths. It could support life, she'd concluded, and had a familiar feel to it. Perhaps it was due to the reminder it gave her of the volcano, but she could not see herself leaving the hidden empire.

"This is it," Asterr murmured, more so to herself than the others. It was after that statement that she'd turned to face the others, a smile on her face. It was not quite as large as the one she'd held upon deciding to settle atop the dome, but it was enough to show that she felt something with the spacious lair. "I... I believe we have found our new home," the dragoness proclaimed, falling silent thereafter as she awaited the tribe's reaction. She could feel a presence there, one that was strong and known to her. It was unknown to the yearling that the dome had then been encroached upon after their departure, so it was strange to her that the feel was the same. Knowing not of how the Dragon King had fled from his home on account of his sanctuary being impure, she believed he must have followed them for the bond they had established—honestly, now, her mind had been filled with so much wonder.