Soon her journey would pick up again, as she was being led to a safe place. Flight was easy, and simple to her, but everytime it was still amazing. The feel of the wind through her wings and hair, was always a wonderful feeling. Hell even the wind upon her face was. So she was getting a kick out of flying, out of the feeling of freedom. She was also getting a kick out of the sights below her. Granted the scenery blurred with the speed at which she traveled, but it her eyes could adjust and sharpen, so that it became clear. It was beautiful. The colors the passed below her were mesmerising, she wanted to go an explore them, but she needed to follow the male pegasus, so her head was lifted, and her eyes fell upon her leader.

Greens turned into browns, as the grasses dried out. Then the browns mingled with reds and oranges, as pits of lava greeted the new face. Yitilu's flight would come to a halt, so as to get a better look at what she was seeing. Then she looked from stallion, who was unaware of her stopping, and then to the ground. Fire was something she liked, it was poweful and fun to watch, all the colors and shapes it made, but lava was something she was not a fan off. It was evil, and it seemed like it would hurt more, because it would be harded to rid yourself of. She was uneasy by being so close to those pits.

Then she remembered that she was following someone, and she quickly took off again. Wings would beat harder, propelling the fragile equine forward at a greater speed, so as to close the distance quicker. Once she was back in line with the stallion, he began his descent, circling first around the area, then slowly lowering himself down. He would wait for her then, and she would join him, gently the mare would glide down, until lightly hued hooves would touch that hard surface of the clay. Gold wings would fold in at her sides, whilst she walked towards the chestnut and the entrance to the underground.

Steps were slow, and hesitant then. She was nervous, and anxious to see the inside. Questions would surface, slithering from all corners of her mind, but she would beat them back. Yitilu would not let herself get so worked up again. So she followed him in, taking an interest in the sounds that each hoof made on the stone floor. It echoed, making each of their gaits sound hollow. She smiled at that, then let her eyes wander. The walls themselves were normal, just a form of stone that had not been unseen. So it was not that intriguing, but it was the fact that it was large enough to encompass the pair, and then some, and that it was remaining like it was sculpted, even with the pressure of the stone that sat ontop and around the opening.

The stallion led her into a larger area, one that was large enough to house many horses comfortably. She stopped at the entrance, and stood, awestruck by the magesty of it all. Gaze would travel to the source of the light in this area, the large lake of fire. It crackled and glowed before them, and even at a distance she could feel the heat. It carressed her pale hued face, and neck, warming the lady, bringing delight to her. Even if the pit was frightening some, the warmth and color that it gave off, was more than enough to outweigh the fear she felt over the danger it held.

His voice called to her again, welcoming, explaining everything. She listened with intent, listened the story of a force greater than one he had. "Thank you for the welcome." She said, polite as always.

Then words on the story sang from the unique pegasus lady, "Why has this force come here? Why do they claim that you cannot beat this force? I would think that your Sultan's would be thinking of ways to defeat this force, or at least keep it a bay. No offence to you and or Sultan's of course."

Stallion would go on to claim all who took shelter here. He talked about the unicorns, whom she did not mind even if many a pegasi did, and vice versa. She frowned, as she heard of a unicorn herd which housed unopen creatures. Creatures who would not take kindly to creatures not unicorn. "Well that's nice. I will be mindful of them. Thanks for informing me of the unfriendlies." She admitted, casting a look around briefly.

"Would you mind letting me know of where their favorite hang out is, this Basin herd. Just so I can keep my respective distance from the, lest things be stirred." She asked, easing her mind of lack of trust for this one. He was not a bad guy to her anymore, and her demeanor would flourish around him. She was becoming a more social lass, albeit highly inquisitive.

She smiled when he explained that not all were bad, and there was not trouble to be found in a number of the herds. That was good, she didn't want to have to be cautious all the time. Though her personality was such that any being would recieve a cautious and shy reaction from Yilitu, at least for a while. Her named was asked soon after and she asnwered, "My name is Yitilu. May I ask for your name?. . .And if you do not mind I would love to know where water can be found. My throat is rather parched from a long journey before coming to Helovia."

He explained that his infomation came from a god. 'The God of Fire', he said, which explained the pits of lava and fire around and the seemingly barren landscape. She was curious about this god, wanted to meet them, the stallion said that she would in time. Well she really didn't want to wait that long, alas she would, lest she get taken by the darkness outside. This god of fire seemed wise, and she liked to hear that one controling an element was wise. Plus she also felt this god was an interesting one, for he would appear before the creatures of the land and warn them of this coming trouble. Seems like the god would stay out of the affairs of the ones on land. Ten points for him. Then she began to wonder just how many gods there were, as there was a god of fire, not just a god. So there must be plenty more, maybe a god of earth and a god of the sea. She would love to meet them all, and maybe she would get to. For now she would worry about what to do now.

She would save her growing desire to help them out for later on, when chance arose. Yitilu would continue to listen to the chestnut's informative words, to learn about her new place as much as possible. "Well I will keep a look out for them. Thank you for the warning." She said, her voice genuine in sincerity. She was grateful that he offered her some words of warning and advise, rather than leave her without knowing what was around or going on.

Then her name was asked for and she gladly gave it to him, a smile forming upon her lips. And in return she had asked for his, which was given to her. Yitilu felt that name was befitting of one so dauntless as he appeared to be. "Hector. . .What a great name you have been given. I like it." she admitted, letting thoughts be voiced, rather unknowningly. When her statement registered, she withdrew within herself, her demeanor changing to that of embarrassement. Did she just say that?

Mare would try and cover up her what had just happened by answering his offering to help her out with anything else. She asked where the water was, for she was rather parched. It had been a long journey here, and all that walking and flying did a number on her reserves, mainly thirst. Hector answered her with a gesture in the direction of the area where she would find what she desired. Yitilu followed his gesture, craning her head over to gaze towards the place he spoke of. Soft, sweet voice sounded once more, "Thank you Hector." she said, enjoying the knowledge of his name, and the ability to use it now, and ever grateful of his generosity and kindness shown towards her.

She would head that way soon, for now it was finally time to voice her thoughts and wishes on this task force Hector spoke of, as her had had time to think on it, "Well I wish anyone who joins that task force all the luck in the world, and I pray to this sun god that all who confronts this unbeatable force, makes it out alive." She began, putting her faith in this God of the Sun, then added, "I know I am new, and should not be trying to worm my way into these affairs this early, but How can I help? I would like to devote myself to aiding in this however I can, its the least I can do to repay you and your Sultans . .Maybe I can help take care of the injured?" she added, her caring nature coming forth. It was strange of her to already be devoting herself to a herd that she had not even been formally introduced to yet, but she felt it in her heart that helping out with this task force would be her way of repaying them for their offered protection. Well she assumed the Sultans of this herd offered her protection, as they would not send someone out to collect newcomers, if they did not wish for new members.