The Floodlands No Need to Run and Hide

Kegana was surprised by the question, thinking perhaps they would simply pass each other by. It was easier, to keep a distance and continue on their way. But for a brief moment Kegana was excited, it was strange that a simple string of words stirred her emotions. Giving a single shake of her head, “No, I haven’t had the pleasure of passing through these parts before.”

She shifted from one paw to the next, deciding the next course of action. “Are you?” A twinkle of curiosity shone in her ocean gaze, “I’m Kegana, by the way.” There weren’t many who knew her, as she kept to herself, but it was easier to have a conversation if you actually knew who you were talking to. And despite her normally frigid nature, Kegana did want to talk.