sometimes, it's better

[Asha Amara]

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Studying him for a moment upon her high horse, the individual was quite tall for his kind, and largely built. He appeared to be like someone who could be of use for a territory's guardian, maybe even a back up in a time of conflict. Everything in this world always appeared so super sized to the Ayastigi, due to the fact that she herself was so little for her age. There was a notable scar that was apparent on his muzzle, and she briefly wondered if that had been the result of something to do with his size in a conflict. As he began to speak, his mannerisms in his voice and his introduction were friendly and informative. Not too many had that approach anymore in the world, and Asha had appreciated that at least there were some guys out there who were still kind and had their mannerisms about themselves. The heavens help everything (and everyone) else that didn't; it seemed like too many old traditions and mannerisms were fading by the years.

Announcing himself as Pendzez Zazkex, it was an interesting sounding name, as Pendzez's name repeated several times to herself. Phoenix Valley was his territory, and even while the Amara had heard of such a territory, she had not had the personal time to go and visit there. Stating that he arrived to cause no trouble, there was a soft chuckle that vibrated in her throat to this as she smiled down to him. "Ah, good to know then, Pendzez. Seems like there's a lot of us now getting into more trouble than we can handle." From her experiences on the outside when she left upon her journey, it seemed like the world was going mad with getting themselves into unnecessary conflicts. Speaking of which, the prospect of war danced upon her ears, in which it caused her ears to narrow a little bit forward, and twist her head to the side in speculation. There was a flicker of an amusing fire that lit up in her eyes, as she after all was the warrior in training of AniWaya, and to hear of a war taking place, well, that news would surely catch her interest. "War you say? Well, no. I really haven't. What's going on to cause such a war, and with whom?" Asha went right into the barrage of asking a million questions in one, clearly her interest now intensely focused upon this situation. The thought of it almost made her... giddy and excitable, but of course war was nothing to look forward to in general.

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