Daniel
The weather was starting to change, and the changes were starting to bother her. It made her want to hide away under the shade in daytime, and so that was exactly what Sanna did; crawling into a sack (after neatly piling its contents by the side) within a nice, cool shaded area.

She then curled up and promptly fell asleep.
Anna
This random sack happened to be the property of a particular Lathian Silnari. She didn't much care for the rather unglamorous form of storage. It was therefore left on the edge of camp with the rest of her baggage. Miraculously, most of her spider companions were resting in the shade inside a pair of tents. Uallach was sitting by an extinguished campfire, reading through a book she'd purchased at the last town.

After a few hours, the book was finished. The Silnari rose to her feet and headed to her baggage to stow the tome. It was only then that she noticed the displaced items stacked neatly in a pile. She frowned slightly, perplexed at how this might have come to be. Despite this, the sack seemed even more full than before!! She reached over to open the sack, peering inside. Setting eyes on the stranger, Uallach attempted to gently shake her awake.

"You there... Why are you sleeping in my bag?"
Daniel
It would take a bit more shaking on the other's part, but eventually Sanna would tumble headfirst out of the dream where she was enjoying some sort of flavored ice - and out of the sack too, for that matter, smacking headfirst onto the floor with a thud. That shook her out of her slumber.

"Mmm... Hello, good lady..." She sat up slowly, still rubbing away at her eyes. "Has the sun gone down yet...?"

She hadn't really answered the question, but at the same time, she kind of did.
Anna
At the question, Uallach blinked with confusion. She glanced up to the bright sky. The sun was headed towards the horizon, it was evening by now. However, there was still enough light for the pair to see each other. The Lathian Silnari had thought that proof enough of the sun's presence. Nevertheless, she shook her head.

"It doesn't seem so..." The woman replied slowly, turning her gaze back to this stranger. "But I will need my bag to store my belongings."

Uallach held up her book as an example. It seemed rather fancy with a leather cover and gold leaf lettering. The title read, *How to Manage Unruly Summons for Dummies.* It was probably best she didn't let Gormlaith catch sight of that one.
Daniel
"Mhm, I see..."

It took another short while for her to escape the confines of the sack (that she'd willingly entered, but that was another matter) but ultimately Sanna would be handing the now vacated premises back to Uallach. She herself then cast a glance skyward, as though confirming the time, before taking a closer look at the book.

*!!!*

If Sanna had been drowsy up to this point, she was now 120% awake.

"Are you a summoner too?" She stuck out an arm. "It's nice to meet you, good lady. I'm Sanna."
Anna
"Much appreciated." 

*The Tholian bowed her head politely as she retrieved the bag. Thankfully, it seemed to be in much the same shape it had been before. Uallach kneeled atop the soft green grass and began to carefully place her belongings in the rather worn bag. She saved the book for last. It was not lost Uallach that this stranger seemed to reenergize at the sight of her tome. But before she could inquire, Sanna beat her to it.*

"Why yes, I am!" *The woman nodded, raising an eyebrow in surprise.* "And you are too?" *She stood up quickly to shake the hand that had been offered.* "My name is Uallach, it's a pleasure to meet you. What type of summons do have?"

*The Tholian tilted her head to the side slightly, eyes gleaming curiously.*
Daniel
"Umu, that is so!" Having bumped into a fellow summoner, she was now in a very great mood - the sun was still out, but this much she could accept, having found another of her ilk. Although in her excitement, Sanna ended up overlooking a few things; such as, for example, that not everyone was a fan of arthropods.

"Mhm, I've got scorpions of many kinds!" Fiddling with her own hair. "And my two good friends as well. What about you?"
Anna
"Aha! Scorpions, you say? How delightful," Uallach nodded in approval, "You'll have to show me sometime."

She'd never actually *See* A scorpion before, but the Tholian had certainly read about them in books before, and had a vague idea of what they looked like. Honestly, they seemed more similar to spiders than they were different.

"I have something similar—Spiders!" She announced with a small grin, clearly proud of her ability to tame the creatures. Though, admittedly, Uallach had had some help with that. From a particular specter of an individual who was less than pleasant... But thankfully they had withdrawn for now.
Daniel
"I definitely could, but it'll have to wait until night falls. They're not the fondest of the heat and the sunlight, after all."

Ooh, spiders. She'd seen a few, gotten bitten by a few more, and even eaten one before during a particularly bad harvest year - though that last part probably shouldn't be said aloud to her newfound acquaintance.

"I've heard there's a species that are particularly hairy." Was it nice to touch, she wondered. "Is that true?"
Anna
Upon hearing a rendezvous with Sanna's summons would have to wait till night, Uallach nodded in understanding. She wasn't keen to make potentially dangerous summons more irritated than need be. The Tholian well know how that could end poorly.

"Hairy? I suppose some of them can be," Uallach conceded with a small nod. "But others are just a little prickly, or smooth to the touch. It really depends on the type of spider." She explained with a chuckle.

"...Are your scorpions poisonous? I heard they can sting things, but you never know what to expect with those sorts of things."
Daniel
*So no cuddling? Aww...*Sanna puffed her cheeks slightly, but a mischievious smile quickly took its place when she heard the question.

"Yes, but not to worry. They only sting in self-defence and the poison isn't lethal; I've also got the corresponding antivenom at hand on the off chance that they do."