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Something seem to pull the young female away those many cycles ago when she was only a pup, just hatched from her chrysalis and now something is pulling her back in just the same manner. No longer a soft tiny little thing, her legs had grown and form has matured. "Look look see see going up the lane . . ." Such a sweet tone rang out through the tunnel, bouncing from rock to rock as her little song was sung. Where had she been this whole time? Why, she couldn't even answer that fully since she might have been lost? Or was it an adventure? Probably that, since getting lost was no fun.

Warmth flowed from her laughter, soon glowing brightly as she made it to the center of the tunnel, standing with both opening in plain view. The real question though, is how she went without running into anyone this whole time? Well, besides those cave beings that said nothing but only watched. The shiba leapt up to a larger rock this time, almost missing at first but she soon stood high above. Followed by more nonsense, "Here comes Dot, here comes Scot and here comes Chicken Jane!" Oh what fun! Farrah took in a deep breath as she surveyed the area around her, not sure she had been to this area of the caves before. Something told her to return, to go back; but who would she meet?

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OOC: Bringing this girl back, now all grown up; this is for Kay

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Had repeated the couple lines she had sung once more, the words danced around the tunnel walls with a pleasant echo. A nice place for singing. A quick nod was given as she was about to jump down from her perch up high when a voice met her ears. Twisting around, spinning until she laid eyes on the very figure who had called out to her. "Not a name for it, just words that came to me." Inching closer to the edge of the rock, sliding on down and soon coming face to face with one who glowed even brighter then she. Would she be jealous? Absolutely not, but she wished one day she could glow as bright. Enough to light up all the rooms? To show everyone how happy they could all feel.

Naive, but she didn't care much for thinking about the negative side of things. After all, this was a new possible friend! "It has been oh so long since I've met another in the caves, the tunnels have guided me in circles . . . not sure for how long but now I've met you!" A skip, hop and a bounce let her land before the doe, "My name is Farrah, may I ask your name?" Though, she was once called Beautiful by a certain fellow; would she meet him again?

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The doe didn't have a name? Oh, what a shame indeed, but she must at least have a nickname yes? "What may I call you then?" Head twitched to the side as she let her eyes drift onto the light that the other created. It was shaped like the female but was glowing so brightly. Could the small dog do the same? Taking in a deep breath, she attempted to mimic the other. Tail even held still, curled onto her back as she pictured the image in her mind. Another dog, just like herself. As Farrah opened her eyes, there before her was a ball of light, slowly growing and forming into a new shape.

Not perfect like the white doe's of corse but not bad at all for a first time attempt! The light dog would run after then alongside the light doe, all this time the shiba darted around the other way to watch the puppets in the tunnel. "Would you mind if I called you Stunning?" For that was the word that came to mind looking at the other. Only pausing as the mention of others, she had friends, what joy! "Young, but as big as I?" Not even aware that she was tiny compared to so many in these caves.

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She could see why someone would call her legs, for such long ones the doe had indeed. Unlike the legs of the shiba inu, short and stocky like the rest of her form. Though, she was still a quick thing. "I think I'll call you Stunning, far more flattering for sure." Her light dog played along side the light deer, seeming to chase them along the walls of the tunnel or were the deer chasing it? Farrah giggled, "This is only the second time I've tried to do it . . . but it looks far better then before." The last time, the dog didn't even take a real shape and was much like the orbs she could control. The female bounded up and take her stop on top of a rock, facing over to the white doe again.

"I can't say if one or two things, but almost all. This place is so vast and full of so many nooks and crannies to discover. I doubt I even saw a fraction." Pausing to recall something great to share. Ah, yes. "Did you know there are so many different types of lower gems in these tunnels? So many sort of bunnies and mice, depending on where the location was. " Tail twitched softly, in a rhythmic motion, with her mind else where now, the light dog slowly dimmed and would soon dissipate.

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She saw the light dog slowly fade away, and her light deer looked around for their playmate, wondering where it had gone. She chuckled, and made them run down the hall and out of sight to disappear, as if they were trying to find the light dog.

"I've seen the lesser gems around," She murmured still focusing on the hallway, "But I haven't really paid attention to them, as such. What kinds have you seen?"

Anything that would be a good inspiration for a story was most welcome, she thought. "I agree that the caves are incredibly vast. I still haven't been everywhere either, even though I've tried my best to do so. Most of the tunnels I've never really stayed to peruse, only passing through to get to the rooms."

She rather felt like playing around with her magic again. Why not? They could play together, she and her new dog friend, and experiment and have fun, since they both had the same affinity. It was nice meeting another with the same kind of magic! Especially one so carefree and happy!

But she was in too light a mood to seriously work with her magic, and with such loose focus, the magic slipped away from her before it could form, her gem in her eye flickering with pale gold light. She laughed it off, and jumped to another rock. Oh well! She'd practice seriously another time.

"What is the toughest spell you've ever tried?" She asked with a playful grin.

"This is how I speak."