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Aofinta chuckled before leaning in. » Everyone wants to learn more about me, but! I would like to learn more about you!« Of course, the giantess had a point, she was a curiosity, an outsider in this land. She and Caomh certainly didn't come here to be studied, it was she who came to experience...

She slid off Caomh and petted him on his shoulder. The beast seemed to decide it would be best for it to start trampling its way into the middle of the flower field. It kept a better eye on Ao than she did on him. Maybe he wanted to see if they were edible. They didn't appear as delectable on...

Aofinta giggled lightly to herself as she brought her hand back to her face to cover up discretely after she let go. » Sightseeing, « she calmed down, patting Caomh on the right shoulder. »They say the flowers here grow so beautiful due to a battle that raged here many generations ago. «...

The giantess looked around when she heard a greeting, there ere indeed many people here, going to the temple, but soon her eyes settled on the dark man among the colourful blossoms, on hindsight, he stood out so much, he should've been the first thing she noticed. »The name's Aofinta, and this...

Pilgrims stepped aside as the curious sight walked down the well-trod path mid the many gorgeous flowers. Red, blue, yellow, soft pink, white, cream, any hue under the sun was found here, even the occasional deep blue and black blossom. Even they could not escape the occasional superstition...

The docks seemed like a wonderful idea, as the giantess was quite keen on the unique ships that were built on this side of the world. Back home, they had their own vessels, but perhaps all these novel designs could be incorporated? Perhaps she should take a picture with one of her photosensitive...

Aofinta surrendered the nel for boarding. Caomh seemed to quite enjoy the pampering. The giantess wrapped the key into her satchel. With her size though, pickpockets would need a ladder to even see her possession, he-he. »Thank you, and, I believe the best translation I can offer is...

With a click, Caomh began to follow Aofinta as they travelled elsewhere with the lass. The stables were filled to the brim with various animals and creatures, some she saw a myriad, like the horses who just like caomh, were long-faced beasts of good companionship and travel. While other beasts...

Caomh has gotten used by now of all the attention such a beast of his assumed prestige acquired. As tall as a two-story house, as long as a sloop. No elephant nor rhino could compare, only beasts of real myth and the dragon-kin could describe this oddity. And where it placed its foot, everyone...

It was a marvel upon marvels. Ao would not have thought that any building here was borne of nature, so elaborate, so intricate, so complex it all stood before and around her. It was a far cry from the (literally)little, quaint towns she barely got used to elsewhere on this foreign and alien...

»...They are collected from the darkest caves back home and stored in black furs. The spelunkers say they can feel the presence of a crystal in such darkness as if they are alive.« She leaned back, gazing around. »I don't think caves are truly inanimate.«

»Hmmm, « the giantess leaned back, setting her sketchbook on her lap for a brief moment. »We call it the Ikhahi Ngaruta.« But a word meant nothing. She pondered for a bit while drawing around, slightly elongated torso which is striped, before drawing a large frilled fin. »Fire tiger fish,« she...

The giantess began to write down the names, though the writing was illegible to anyone but herself. Her heart already raced in excitement, her desire was quick to return home and tell her of these marvellous animals and people. Yet why return to soon when there is still so much to see! OH, it...

I'm currently still rping in Alliria, however, my eyes are set on the next destination. I wonder if anyone would be happy to tour this graceful giantess and her thunderer across any city that's within reasonable reach ;o Or perhaps any other adventurous mishap along the way.

The possibility of fish diversity was endless, and the little bay of assembled fish was quite an eyecatcher. Some were pink, others yellow, some were pale white and black-striped. Aofinta pointed at some of the fish. »What are they called? They're marvellous! « No sooner she pulled out a small...