The little detective act she had tried to pull off, quickly crumbled when her companion voiced her doubts about Amelie's theories. She had thought that there had to be a reasonable and clear explanation veiled behind the steam, she had believed that there had to be a reason for the craters to exist in the first place. Like the sun was meant for warming the Earth and lighting up the sky; and the clouds were used to water the trees and plants there had to be a reason for those boiling holes in the ground to exist.
She began to doubt herself, was there really a use for those tiny pits of fire? She must think I'm stupid, she thought suddenly as she flicked an ear back. She pursed her lips thoughtfully and shrugged her shoulders with a mix of embarrassment and doubt shining in her eyes."Um, yes. I mean there has to be a reason why they're there.. or something they can do..", she trailed off. It was highly unlikely Kaihra would share her almost religious belief that there was a way to connect with nature on a more spiritual level.
