TEAM BROCCOLI
@Crimson Raven @Damiann47 @Jay Kalton @MagnatoThe weird wall-less line where the earth met the sky didn't seem to move at all, even though the group had travelled a fair distance. That was disconcerting to say the least. Even with that unnatural spectacle lurking in the distance, the land outside the city didn't seem too bad.
Certainly it hadn't become a landscape of hellfire and devoured them all, as some stories would have her believe. In fact, it was quite peaceful as the group walked along at a relaxed pace. There were no monsters, axe-murderers or ex-fiances. Not so bad, really. Even, possibly, quite good? Anica was starting to get optimistic about this trip. Without the threat of discovery and return to Enn fading into the distance behind, she could finally relax a bit.
Sharie came along side her and struck up a conversation about the dog loping beside her. She had let him free from the leash to roam around a bit, and while he moved excitedly from scent to scent as they travelled, often pausing to examine a tree or rock, he never let himself get too far from the pack and periodically returned to Andica's side.
"His name's Kavinika, and he's a year-old nastaali hound." She told the engineer.
"It's a versatile breed - strong, smart, and not a bad nose either. They're not up on the same level as a bloodhound of course, but still able to do some tracking. He would have made a good guard dog, maybe even police work with a bit more training. I brought him out here hoping he'd be useful in the wilderness, and also because I don't trust man who wanted to buy him. He's got a sweet side, and I wanted him to have a good master."
"Oi, Kav!" She called out, whistling him over.
"Kavinika, this is Sharie. She is a friend"