Ravensblood Forest I Will Fall Asleep

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Several more times her body screamed for her to stop and rest, and several more times she denied herself the pleasure. Reaching the sea was her only quest since arriving within the new land, and she was not about to stop now that it was so close to her. It couldn't possibly be good for someone as young as herself to push herself forward as she was doing, but that thought somehow managed to avoid her mind entirely. Even if she were to harm herself in the process of returning to the sea, she was certain it would be worth it. She was returning to her true home, after all, so it was bound to be an amazing reunion for her.

As the selkie grew closer to the sea, a new scent invaded her nose. It was of the sea, but in a way that matched herself. The discovery answered her unasked question of whether or not anyone else from the sea thrived on the foreign land, and brought a smile to her face. Muirgen immediately thought that, by chance, the scent belonged to a fellow selkie. She chose to head in the direction it was coming from, rather than continuing in a straight line, her curiosity getting the better of her. The wolf side of the smell was difficult to pull from the salty smell of the ocean, but she did her best to anyways so she could have a chance at meeting the stranger. Each step she took made her go a bit faster, but never so much as to make her skin fall from her form. Normally, by now, she would have began carrying it in her mouth, but if it was another selkie she was to meet, she didn't want to come off as flashy by, seemingly, "showing off her seal skin".

Once Muirgen was finally able to spot the one carrying the sea's salt, she quickly realized it was not a selkie she was moving towards, as she held no skin with her. The seal girl was much more curious now, though, as she wished to discover just what the other girl was, if not another seal. She approached with light steps, and while she tried to appear calm, excitement and curiosity swam in her sea green optics. "Hello," she greeted once close enough, smiling as she spoke. "Have you been sent by the sea to lead me back to it?"