@fxtelism
Life had definitely taken a strange, but better turn for Lobco since the day she decided to leave her home world for good. When she had first left the sea the shrimp always believed that one day she would return home and settle back down. For all her love of traveling, her home in the Deep Sea Kingdom meant the world to her, and leaving it permanently hadn’t even been conceivable.
Yet here she was, doing so not of her own volition, but because of necessity.
There was a bit of resentment in that, but Lobco had come to a point of acceptance and while she could never see her family again, she had made friends off in other worlds that she could now freely spend time with--Leon being one of them.
Traveling together had been a good way to get her mind off everything that had happened and ebb some of the loneliness that had grown from that forced isolation. These forests were new to the both of them but she already felt herself charmed. It was the stuff the books she had poured over obsessively as a child were made of. Vast in its size and depth, home to creatures of so many walks of life. Sentient animals such as herself, only a handful that could transform, fae folk, selkies, dryads, wood elves--it was even more diverse than Ne no Kuni had been.
Here the trees spiraled upwards, their branches reaching for the sky like so many tendrils and casting the ground in a cool shade. The sounds of birds, insects, and all the other animals both common and unique to this mystical place were like a choir—a sound that indicated to her that at least this area was devoid of anything particularly dangerous.
"I think the village we were told about isn’t too far off.” Her antennas were definitely picking up a lot more concentrated senses. “Do you want to take a quick rest before we go in, or just find a place to settle down in there?”
Rest, being more of an emotional and preparation by her meaning--kind as everyone they had come across so far was, Lobco still couldn’t help but be wary and shy of strangers.



















