Mevoh was walking taking a stroll in Pisces. She was bored and went sightseeing to pass the time when she had nothing else to do. Perhaps she could go hunting for dangerous poisonous snakes again. Or take a flight in Monoceros. Mevoh decided to use her time to uncover the truth of the caves. She needed to figure out where to start though. Maybe she could start with the spire. Of course, the spire surged with powerful magic. Just being in its presence was enough to ward off any gembound, most of them anyway. As she walked, she walked with her head high, with pride.

@Kethri

Kethri had come to Pieces seeking the solitude and refuge promised by the vast ceiling and serene pools, preferring to stay alone rather than interact with anyone. Not after Hecate. Both because so far, people had been awful, and also, she'd been smashed into a tree! How awful was that?

The owl was perched on a stone, preening her feathers after a hearty meal of fish. She'd wasted the hours learning to fish, and her efforts were rewarded by one, and soon she ate, gulping the thing down before getting to work fixing her ruffled feathers back into place. She still had down around her head, neck, and chest, in a way that made her look like a very familiar politician. Birdie Sanders, if you will.

But aside from that, she wasn't doing much. Just chilling.

@Mevoh

As Mevoh walked her long legs moving gracefully as she did so. As she strolled through the cave, her eyes landed on a small young bird. A snowy owl. And by the looks of it, full of potential. Mevoh was automatically cruel to everyone she met, especially including those who were not birds. But Mevoh was one to give leniency to birds of prey. Birds of prey in her eyes were superior. They were noble creatures, who had power in the air and could prey on what they wished from above. She walked over to the snowy owl. Mevoh hoped that one day, this owl would grow into a silent killer in the air. That's how owls were supposed to be.

@Kethri

Kethri's head shot up as she heard Mevoh's footsteps, adharma welling up in her chest, followed by distaste. She turned and glared at the other none-too-kindly, shuffling her feathers before narrowing her eyes.

"... What are you doing?", she asked, and fluttered over to a rock slightly further away, "I don't know about you, but I don't like to talk to strangers. Take your chit-chat to someone who cares. Please."

She resumed preening, though more pointedly, definitely trying to ignore Mevoh. Birds were bad news in general, or so she thought.

@Mevoh

Mevoh smiled inside her own mind. It exhibited the exact same behavior she did. It seemed both she and this small owl shared the same personality but different aspects. Mevoh spoke bluntly. "You may be a bird of prey, but don't be superior like at me especially at such a young age. I'm a true bird of prey with experience. Only talk to someone like that if you have the strength to back it up. I'll see you around, little owl." Mevoh smiled arrogantly then flew off, leaving the small owl to itself. Mevoh left those words with the young gembound. She flew off to find a snake somewhere to hunt down.

-Exit Mevoh

@Kethri

Kethri blinked, her feathers fluffing up. She snarled and snapped at Mevoh as she left, enraged.

"BITCH! See if I care!!", she hissed, feathers so fluffed up that she didn't seem like much more than a cotton ball with wings.

She was seething. What right did she have to tell her how to act? None, that's what.

- Exit Kethri.