Amelie had noted the female's discomfort, she could see her twitch every time a crater hissed or groaned from the corner of her eye. Still she made no mention of it, everyone had their fears, and while Kaihra's seemed to be the boiling geisers Amelie's were far from being something to do with nature.
She watched closely the female's face when she absorbed the teen's answer, neither knew what caused the caved out holes to spit out water laced with steam, but they were both interested --though Amelie's curiosity was a bit more morbid than the female's, who was probably asking out of fear. Is she had the certaintly a column of fire-water wouldn't shoot at her face as she bent to inspect the crater she would probably not even noticed the other female.
Kaihra gave an interesting theory for the crater's heat that left the yearling staring at one particular crater for a while. Her eyes danced across the naturaly formed holes that hissed and sizzled their fiery threats. She thought about the theory for a while until she decided that a it was false; if there was a sun hiding under the earth's mantle why wasn't all the land covered in these holes? And why didn't the craters irradiate light instead of water if there was such thing hidden underneath?
Finally she pulled her gaze away from some of the quieter geisers, if there was a sun why were some of the craters still locked in a permanent slumber? "Maybe not.. I'm more intrigued about the purpose of them.. " she mused out loud while making a note to ask her mother about it when she returned home.
