She's restless, and maybe that's because this is new.

She's never been an actual adult until now.

"Yay, me." The grey and raven mare whispers to herself, before entering the kingdom before her. She has been to the Field before, but finding one man who liked to live dangerously and another coming to her (not needed) rescue, and the following looks and bickering and other words that were exchanged - well, she got bored. A lot. So she simply vanished during their heated conversation, a few steps back into the bushes and turning to not look back was all it took her. At that moment, she remembered another man, a boy at the time, and wished she could become invisible too. Who knew, right? She hadn't thought about their meeting in a long time, or well, once before really when she was a little girl (again) and had wondered if he'd be confused at her age. He would be now, still, too. She was visibly much younger than he would remember her to be.

Back then, he had lived in Loess, she thought, or maybe she'd heard about that later. Ah, yes, wasn't he a leader or something? Though when she'd passed the border just now she couldn't find his smell so easily; and so, she wasn't too sure about it.

But whatever the case - this was simply the first kingdom she'd set foot in that wasn't Hyaline, Nerine or Pangea (not that stupid). If the inhabitants didn't like it, she would move on to the next. See if they had a purpose for her somewhere. Because really - she didn't really want to end up like her father, was all.

She takes it easy, strolls slowly. Not in a hurry, and she also doesn’t want to give the impression of purposefully intruding. Yet, she cannot bring herself to wait on the border, so if that’s something these people can’t appreciate, she’ll know that she is in the wrong place.

After all that’s all that this is; a test of sorts. See if this is a fit or a total mismatch. She won’t settle for in-between either. Men, and lust and everything surrounding it, she doesn’t care for. But her lack of a purpose is annoying her. She’s 6 years old now, and she’s only now made it to a three-year-old in body. Who knows how long it takes before she is a dependent child again? Better make the most of it.

The mare who approaches is older than three, probably older than six too, she thinks. But that’s not the point. A diplomatic greeting follows, and the raven-haired grey mare folds her ebony wings to her lighter body with a quick nod of her head in return. ”I’m Tähti.” she states. Purposefully leaving a bit of a pause there, she lets the other know she is not, or no longer, part of any kingdom. ”I was wondering if Bane is around. Yellow, blue stripes, fangs, wings, invisible at times? If not though, I still wouldn’t mind a look at this place.” Curiously, her amber eyes dart around. What is Loess like?

The greying young woman wasn’t quite sure yet if it was, or would be, a pleasure for Heda to meet her, but she could appreciate the politeness of her remark and nodded. She did not indulge on Tähti’s reasons for being here, a feat on it’s own. The woman was definitely curious about it, and probably purposefully mentioned that Bane was her son in law. At which the winged girl simply grinned a bit. Why, married and leadership even. He’d sure lived life to the fullest whilst she had been recovering from her two deaths.

She shrugged at Castile’s name though. ”I’d rather find out if he’s leading for long enough to get mentioned, first.” Severely rude for a diplomat, but Tähti was never meant to be one. Even with her mother bringing her up and the bald woman in Nerine insisting on history and diplomacy lessons as much as the physical training - this only resulted in the fact that the raven-winged grey knew she was on the edge of insulting someone, but not that she cared about correcting herself.

The sound of wings made her look up and sure as hell, he’d come for his mother in law’s call alright. His greeting was one of disbelief, ah, so she was at least recognizable then. His face, though? Priceless. It took him long enough to notice something was amiss, and she did not hide her joy at this fact. ”I don’t think so. A lady never tells.” Though, she cocked her head at him since he made her think of her parents. ”I know where they are, don’t worry.” Faeries, he’d been so worried about her then. He better not do that again.

Looking from him to Heda, she smirked. ”So, I hear you’re married now. Five years and you’ve already lived most of your life?” She made a tssk-ing sound at that. ”I’ll forever run behind, I guess. At least I finally made it to a full adult this time.” she murmured, then looked at him. Something still puzzled her. ”Why’d you give up on leading? I could use me some pirating and adventures, I think.” But Loess was no longer like that.

She’d thought she might fit in here under Bane, but maybe it wouldn’t be the case with the new guy.