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The soaring owl ahead of the two curled around in mid-air all of a sudden, hearing the approach of another in the foliage and immediately flying to the highest perch of the canopy to inspect the other rummaging around. Wide yellow eyes of scrutiny gazed down at the reddish woman approaching the Sidhe, ruffling his feathers. Kael could not speak, but if he had the will and ability to, would have asked who it was that approached long before Alae would have discovered the woman itself, as if the trees were his kingdom in every forest. It was too familiar at this point for Alae to know when Kael alerted her to an approach of another by his behavior, though her ears already heard the soft crunching of steps ahead as her eyes transfixed upon the figure coming toward her. Pausing in her pace, everything about the Sidhe seemed to shift forward in curiosity.
A woman who was ablaze with cinnamon and crimson hues, her blue eyes a stark contrast from the rest of her figure and seemingly eyes that mirrored Alae’s own sky blue gaze. From what Alae’s nose told her, there was a blend of nature, her femininity, and something of what smelled like a combination of other individuals that could only mean it was a pack she belonged to (rogues typically smelled more like the light perfume of nature). There didn’t appear to be any outwardly trouble about her that Alae noticed, despite her inquiry of asking the Sidhe to assist her in something. Measuring up the physicality that was often a process of elimination for instinctual purposes, Alae confirmed the reddish russet woman was not anything worth to be a visible threat. Asking for the help of a passerby, even while Alae had business to attend, there was still enough time in the day to stop and assist somebody. “Hello there. Sure, what’s the situation?” Alae asked, flicking her tail from behind and tilting her chin slightly to the side in curiosity.
