Chimera Fields We found to our surprise that he was not fearsome

@Dirge

She could not remember the forest. Or where it had come from. 

She stopped suddenly, the bird overhead soaring right over her and onwards before realizing her comparing had stopped. Kai appeared puzzled where she stood, brows furrowed in deep thought and her ghostly eyes trained on the ground. She swayed on pale toes and then her head swung first left, then right. Finally she turned swung right, her body following after her movement and causing the kingfisher to be dislodged from her grip on the wolfdog's matted mane. 

The girl snorted, snapping at Tula's tail with fangs that just barely kissed their target - though of course her teeth never landed when they played this game. She dodged any retaliation the bird might launch her way and loped ahead - shaking out her thick ruff. It was then that a flash of bright color - pink maybe - caught her attention. She yipped, gesturing to her familiar to follow after. The wraith hovered on the edge of the tree line, peering between branches. 

The field was an alien, bipolar place. The half nearest to her was thickly populated by a variety of wildflowers - the riotous colors bright enough to hurt the eyes. Fat bumblebees buzzed clumsily over the blooms, a low hum from their collection reaching her upright ears. In the distance, the far half of the field was bare soil. It was rocky with no sign of plant life. The leopard prowled from the tree line, a cautious Tula clinging to her shoulder blade, ivory gaze scanning for threats.