Redsand Canyon you fall through the trees

Just ignore him. You’re both just passing through, grumbled her thoughts as she moseyed inelegantly on. Who cares if what I just did was rude? But she felt his eyes bore into her back, staring and staring for how ridiculous she must seem. Ignore, ignore, ignore, pushing that thought into each tentative pawstep down.

The further she could get from those concerned eyes, the better — that’s what she’d set out to get away from, right?

Eventually, her adamant steps brought her from the foothills and into the tattered terrain below. Halted, catching her breath, she promptly sent the male from behind a glare with that— ... oh.

Huffing, Aure quickly whirled her head over her right shoulder, instead. When she was sure she’d given as good a glare as was possible of What?, the herbalist returned her attentions to what was ahead of her. Nothing was wrong, she was fine, what was wrong with him?

Dawn had brought the eerie ruddiness into a new light, and Aure started for the canyons with renewed determination. What would she find there, if anything at all?