It seemed that neither the queen or the pegasus were entirely sure of the location they were in, but this wouldn't be the first time they had wandered into a mysterious, cloudy location together. But it didn't matter for the queen, because as soon as she had asked she was given mile after mile of explanation. And while some might have grown bored from the fantastic descriptions, turned their head or started pawing the ground, Kahlua listened with the rapt attention she possessed in her meager body. It didn't even bother her that she didn't have time to answer the question she had been asked. Had she been a child, a human child, she would have been grasping Nasreen's hands, staring deep into her eyes with a stupid grin on her face as she hung on each and every word.

It was the mention of the waterfalls and rainbows that finally broke her from her stance, sending her whirling back out the entrance of the tent to stare at all the majesty she had not originally noticed. And, indeed, as the setting sun sent it rays of light through the clouds and falls and mist, Kahlua was surrounded with the beautiful colors of too many rainbows to count. “It's gorgeous!” she chirped, looking back to see if Nasreen had followed her out of the billowing tent, listening all the while that Nasreen recalled her flight through the pastel skies. Oh, what it would be like to fly. Kahlua sighed in awe of the romance behind the idea. She had often watched Kaj's flight above her, but had never desired to join him until now.

But now it was her turn to talk and she immediately exclaimed, “Clouds!!” She quickly followed up with the story of her rather uneventful travel to the veins, the billowing clouds that suddenly surrounded her hooves and solidified as she had made it onto the rocky bridge, the fear she had originally felt as she had been lifted from the ground, and how that fear had melted away as she realized it was just as Nasreen had said- “Magic!” The dreamy tone in the queen's voice was unmistakable. This place was mysterious and strange, but exciting all the same. And what better way to enjoy it than with one of her favorite friends?

But then the queen's voice suddenly changed from one of wispy endearment to an excited, bouncing and bubbling tone. “Oh Nasreen, it's just perfect, like we were meant to find each other here.” And she turned away from the waterfalls and rainbows, the clouds and the other tents that lingered in the distance, blue eyes looking deeply into her friend's own. “Kaj and I have talked and made a decision together about the herd...” and she trailed off, but she was nearly dancing out of her hooves with elation. She had been looking for Nasreen ever since she had started to feel better about the whole Aurelia thing. “How would you like to take on more responsibility in the Edge?” She stopped again, holding her breath, like she was going to give Nasreen time to actually answer, but she just couldn't hold it in and she blurted out in girlish elation. “Oh, be our Seer!! Please!” And her begging blue eyes were almost misty with the joy of the idea. Nasreen as Seer. It would be wonderful!

Kahlua