Luneshale Pass rhyme dust

Together they began to walk, Meerkat setting a slightly slower pace due to her longer strides. She gazed ahead, scanning the terrain, her good ear tilted to pick up everything S’ari said. She’d definitely cottoned onto Meerkat, earning a smile. The envoy nodded her head, glancing sideways to catch her companion’s eye.

I totally get it, she said simply, and I’d be happy to tell you anything you’d like to know about Moonspear. I’ve lived there for half a year now, which actually caught her a bit by surprise. My husband, Njord, and our little girls live there with me. I have other family there, then wolves who are so important to me, they’re practically family too.

For no particular reason, Meerkat glanced behind them. They’d already walked far enough that she could no longer see the small river. She faced forward again and raised her head when she swore she saw a flash of light in the distance. She couldn’t quite see the twin tarns from here, though it was the telltale glint of sunlight reflecting on water.

It wasn’t long after that when the two approached the edge of the Two Eyes Cenote. Meerkat approached the ledge with caution, craning her neck to peer down into the pool of jade water below. Lush tendrils of greenery trailed from the lip of the cavern, dangling all the way to the pool’s surface.

She took it all in for a moment, then looked at S’ari to see what she thought.