Dragoncrest Cliffs sitting all alone, mouth full of gum

She let out a huff at the dimly lit cave, barely able to make out the vegetation that grew within it. Well that was a let down. She turned away unimpressed, eyes scanning along the water’s edge until they landed on the darkened creature not far away. Her stomach twisted into a knot when she recognized just who stood before her, jaws clamping shut involuntarily. It wasn’t that she was necessarily scared of the larger female, but there was a certain uneasiness that kept her from saying or doing anything that could come across as ill-mannered. Best to do nothing than make of fool of yourself is what crossed the yearling’s mind in that brief moment.

With that mindset, Rose decided it best to leave the first move up to the Heda everyone spoke so highly of. Truthfully Rose didn’t see what was so different about her from everyone else. Nothing particularly stood out that made her seem so great, but the way she was praised made the fire-lit girl believe her to be an admirable leader. Then, as if the wind carried a bit of confidence with it, Rose perked up just a enough to let her tail swish nervously behind her. Her head found itself tipping ever so slightly downwards while her eyes remained firmly fixed upon the inky female, pale orbs weakly lit with uncertainty.