<div style="text-align: justify;">Rain was a normal occurrence for the girl who had been living around the forest for longer than she could really count. Rain, sun, thunder, it was all normal. Just how nature worked. For the girl, it was pretty simple. Those things happened. Rain came, she looked for shelter. Rain went away, she went back out. She would sleep anywhere, eat whatever she could get - there were fruit trees, and she could always get a small animal and roast it. When she got hurt or sick, there were plants to be used. It had been a case of trial and errors, but now - after so long -, the girl knew exactly what to do.<br/><br/>At the moment, though, her mind was focused on shelter, not on plants. The heavy rain didn't make the outside world attractive. So, she went into a place where she could stay dry for a while. A small fire was helpful to keep the girl warm, and to keep animals out. And probably, it would be the first thing the young researcher would see. The second was probably even stranger.<br/><br/>A pair of big green eyes stared at Leonardo from the back of the cave. It wasn't a big feline, though. It was... <span style="font-style: italic">a girl</span>? A young one, probably around 17 or 18. She seemed healthy, didn't seem to be injured, and seemed scared as any wild animal normally appears when they see a human. With a small squeal, the girl tried to push further away from the man. Her torso was covered only by the long dark hair, but she had a piece of cloth wrapped below her waist. Other than that, the girl seemed... wild, perhaps. But not aggressive, at least so far.</div>