Kahlua's life was easy now, so much easier than it had been before. She no longer had to prove to Lace and Aaron that she was a worthy tutor, she no longer had to prove to Mirage that she was a worthy herd member, she no longer had to prove to Resplendence that she was a good friend (although she should probably have worked more on proving that she had a brain inside of her head). The girl's life was carefree now, and it gave her a lot of time. A lot of time for what? Even Kahlua didn't know that. For now, she was working on it. She really needed another hobby.

For now, with the moonlight rising overhead, Kahlua decided to walk. Her copse was quiet and safe, but even the special cove of trees could not save the girl from the terrible dreams that haunted her and night and so she decided to move instead of rest. She was not yet ready for the terrors that came in her nighttime fantasies. Before leaving her safe place, she did two things. One, she gathered up the small, robotic scorpion that Ulrik had made her and let it settle in her forelock between her ears. It seemed to like the location, if robotics had feelings and could like things. In all likelihood it was just programmed to sit there, but Kahlua liked to anthropomorphize and so she decided that it did feel. The other thing she did was call upon the mists. The moon goddess had granted her the ability to turn her body to mist once again, and so she did, feeling her body enveloped by the moisture and feeling her gait become light and springy, faster than she was used to, and less tiring.

As she walked along she looked for one in particular- Kaj. She hadn't found a moment alone with him since... Well, since a very long time. She wanted his company, more than others for some reason. But tonight she was not lucky and she would not find him. She sighed.

Eventually, her wanderings took her to the glass barrier that guarded her home and moved to the doorway. It was there that she found the two mares, though the one was decidedly hard to see. For a moment Kahlua thought she might be enveloped in the mists, but she knew her trade well and within moments she had decided the woman was made of glass. Forgetting that she was enveloped in the mists, Kahlua opened her mouth agape and gasped. “You're beautiful,” she said in awe, thoughts dancing to her brief encounter with Seele. The girl arrived just in time to hear the other introduce herself as Ayelet and so decided to introduce herself. “Hello friend, I'm Kahlua.” Then with a passing glance to Nasreen, Kahlua bobbed her head. “And Nasreen, I hope you're settling in well.” Above her, the robotic creature clicked a few times as its gaze switched between the two mares, watching them both.