She wasn't exactly minding her manners, that was sure. She was too worried about the outside world. This darkness, she was too consumed in her own life to even notice that outside of fights and recruiting, there was almost no life in existence. She couldn't help but wonder what else she had missed, or what she wasn't aware of. It scared her. Terribly. More than she wanted to let on. How could she be so stupid?

The girl spoke, and the name she was called astounded her. She had never before been compared to a dove, and the mare obviously had to be mistaken. Dove's were graceful creatures, beautiful ones at that. She was neither graceful or beautiful. As much as the words were meant non-chalantly it deeply effected Elsa. Almost in a way that was so joyous it hurt. She could never let this girl know, it would be too stupid, to petty. So there Elsa was again, bottling up her feelings and putting them out to sea.

Back to the conversation at hand, Abishia was explaining that this was a sanctuary. A sanctuary from the darkness. So that, all of that stuff outside, was truly deadly. Deadly enough to put vitamin-d consuming, herbivorous animals underground. Wonderful. Obviously she was missing a lot of information.

Those shadows, the things she had seen everywhere, were consuming Helovia? That didn't seem plausible! She explained how wraiths, and unfamiliar word but it sounded bad. She explained how there was a hall like this one where there were healing remedies. This plague was worse than she had originally thought. So everyone was packed down here like sardines. Wonderful. Now she was packed with she didn't know how many other racist beings like Valhalia. She didn't know if she could keep her cool around another one of those ignorant, pathetic beings.

Then the girl began to question Elsa. She asked of the darkness, the wraiths. It seemed that she had been hurt by this hideous thing. Elsa frowned but answered her question. "I've just returned from the Threshold. That place seems to remain uninfected..." Her voice trailed off as she thought of the Dark Forest, and anything outside of that realm. "Everything else though... It's gone." She shuddered thinking of the darkening clouds, how it consumed and trapped. "Abishia, we can't leave here. Something needs to be done, fast." Her blue eyes widened and she shuffled her feathers nervously.

Then she tried to pull the conversation away from such dark thoughts. If the end of the world was nigh, they needed to focus on something else. "However, how did you end up here Abishia? Can I call you Abi? I've always liked the name Abi..." She finished with a smile. The girl was too young to be worried with death.

[ooc;// no probs! :D]

Elsa