Stone Circle So I got edges that scratch.

Kegana's keen gaze had seen the tense of her companion, she knew tough stories and so she didn't pry at the rushed story. They had a long time to learn more of each other, and this was just the first step. The mongol nodded along to the story, a serious expression settled on her face. Kegana tried to empathize with the woman, although she hadn't lost any family, at least not that she was aware of. 

The princess remained regal in her response to her question turned back on her, her emotions strongly shielded behind her reserved royal gaze. She kept her ocean eyes forward, "I was taken from my homeland, that was almost four maybe five months ago now." Kegana was hesitant to speak of the humans, it was still a deeply traumatic event for her. The creatures often invaded her own dreams, and was one of the reasons she had found it difficult to settle into a den. It was easier to evade if you were linked to a fixed den. 

She had learned over conversations throughout the last few months that Mongolia didn't mean anything to anyone. Which only reinforced the distance between her and her home. "I'm from very far away." Kegana gave the woman a minute smile.