Namesakes, for god's sakes!

[Shiloh Dawnbringer]

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+3. It's alright, I haven't had muse at all lately. @_@;

The damsel's distress was building, and one ear swiveled as the male in front of her used a certain word in his questioning that she was not familiar with. Did he.. speak another language? Shiloh wasn't sure, and for the moment she did not care to know. All she wanted to know was where she was. The pristine female figured the male was from someplace, she smelled other wolves on him - a pack she herself did not recognize.

And when Shiloh turned her gaze on him again, instead of frantically moving her head from side to side and seeing nothing but rolling hills and sparse trees, she saw confidence slipping from his facial expression. Eyes widened slightly, not wanting to confront her worst fears. But when he said those words, ears flattened against her head. They were.. lost?! He didn't know where he was?! Boy this was irritating. Mouth slightly opened up in surprise, at a loss for words.

Sucking in a good amount of air, she turned away from him and behind her, where she thought she last was before the male fell out of the sky and scared her. "The river.. I don't know what river, I'm not from here!" She pouted, but then closed her eyes and shook her head once. "Where's.. home?" She inquired, almost desperate, just to gain her bearings once again. Arms crossed over themselves tighter, feeling the biting cold, and noticing the small snowflakes that drifted down onto her face. She couldn't understand why this male would venture out so far in a place that was foreign to him, then again she was doing the very same.

She wondered exactly how far his home was from here, and how long he was even there to not recognize the lands around him. Shiloh herself at least knew more or less what was surrounding Dahlia, though she was young and curious to see more. Briefly she figured that this male, not much different in age than she, was the same way. Still, they already weren't making good impressions on one another, but she would instill that trust in him to follow him back to his home, if it meant she could find her way back to hers.