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She would glance at the other female who had entered the building shortly after herself, but upon seeing what this particular female wore, she was indeed speechless. Running a hand through her own thick golden hair, she sighed and looked to the ceiling, hoping an answer would fall from there in answer to the question of why she was here.

Footsteps caught her attention, her pointed ears twitching at the sound. She reached inside her green cloak for her dagger in case of danger and turned to greet the source.

Green hues widened in shock as she gazed at this...man, as it would seem. His voice, his poise, even the air that surrounded him shouted of higher intelligence. He was wise for someone who looked his age. The elf stepped forward and kneeled in respect.

"M'lord..."

She had noted this but she had not been sure of whom she spoke to until he was closer. Rising slowly, she looked up at the man and smiled.
"It is good to see you again, brother dear."
She closed a hand over her necklace. The silver ring was warm to the touch. It was what had kept her so warm on the long journey to this strange place. It had been a long time since she had last seen her older brother, but it would seem as if he had not changed a bit.

She looked down at the silver ring and shrugged.
"you would be amazed at how far one could go on hope. I had to see you. The ring had nothing to do with it but leading me in the right direction."
She looked back at him and smiled. Yes, still the same old Wulf. Would he ever change. Running her hand back through her hair again, now becoming a habit of nerves, she steered her eyes away from him to gaze at her surroundings.

"It's one thing to be lost... BUT IT'S ANOTHER WHEN IT'S SO COLD!"

Kace shouted this to no one in particular as she trudged through and around the various trees, rocks, and earth on her path. Well... It wasn't technically a path... Alright, so there was nothing there. Whether she admitted it or not, and she wasn't about to admit it either way, she was lost, plain and simple. She'd been lost for a few days now, surviving on her basic knowledge and skills with harvesting roots and nuts from the surrounding enviroment. Her stomach was on that brink of hunger, where it was sometimes growling in protest, whereas sometimes it was silent. Food was not a major problem for the young woman, as she wasn't used to eating full meals each day. It just wasn't something that happened.

A strong gust of wind blew just then, raking it's icy fingers through her hair and bringing out more goosebumps than Kace'd thought possible on her pale skin. Her tiny frame was covered with an over-sized, button up, shirt, sleeves reaching over her hands and covering them. She had been lucky enough to procure a pair of pants from a man who had no need for them and they had fit her surprisingly well. Nonetheless, she was freezing. Shivering, teeth chattering like maracas, Kace continued onward, hoping to find a cave or even a hole in the ground where she could sleep for the night, since a tree was out of the question.

"With this wind... I'd fall right out of the tree..." She murmured to herself as she brought her gaze back down the ground. It was getting darker and she could hardly see her feet. This was bad. Kace wasn't the most graceful person even when she COULD see... What on earth was she supposed to do when the darkness blinded her?