Irwanwen’s day as of yet had been pleasant and actually rather peaceful when compared to the days of the passing weeks that had been rife with troubles. Any anxiety she had about this job she had been briefed upon, by someone from one of the massive yet far away cities nonetheless, had more or less dissipated. But her anxiety of meeting those people from the city had not dissipated in the slightest. She wasn’t someone to hold a grudge, but people from the cities quite literally terrified her, it was made worse by the fact that most of them didn’t give a damn about the state of the natural world and nature itself, seeing as just something that is there for little reason or to be exploited for their own gains. It was all horrific in her mind, but the city-people were here apparently as evident by the loud sound she could hear for a location not too far from where she now stood. Taking a deep breath, she steadied herself, and walked towards the sound.<br/><br/>The sight was, arguably, not as bad as it seemed but the very first thing she noticed was not the vehicle that the people arrived in nor the people, but the massive damage to the ground that their monstrosity of vehicle had caused to the surrounding grass and small flora. However, instead of flying off into anger at the city-folk for their disregard of nature, she bit the inside of her cheek and merely turned her attention back to the city-people. They were clothed in an array of weird items, nothing akin to the animal hides and furs that she and her fellow druids wore about them. There was just something, weird about them, something so on a basic and primitive level that just marked them as weird and alien to someone such as herself. They were people from elsewhere, places in the world that no one in her tribe would have seen, nor any place that she would have seen, but here they were in all their strange and alien weirdness. They didn’t even have antlers or black eyes like those of her tribe and some of the circle!<br/><br/>With obvious hesitation she timidly walked towards them and offered a shaky smile. It was now that she noticed that many of the city-folk were far taller than her, literal giants in comparison, it did little else other than make her even more worried and anxious. The anxiety was nearly replaced with searing anger however as she got a closer look at their behemoth of a vehicle, it seemed almost as if some cruel and sadistic mage had made the thing as anti-nature as possible. The mere sight of the thing made her wish to turn away the city-people and tell them to never return to this place with such  a contraption, but the briefing she had received made the job sound far too important for her to go off and banish people. It was evident that her fellow druids thought exactly the same as she did, as evident by the none too pleased looks on their faces. These city-people had brought something so destructive and uncaring to a place where nature had tried to hide itself from the city-people and their devices, a hidden gem that was tucked away from the ravenous ways of city-people.<br/><br/><span style="color: #00BF00">“H-hello.” </span>She offered to the city-people, her apparent lack of talent when it came to talking in their language becoming quite apparent.<span style="color: #00BF00"> “I, Irwanwen. I guess you city-people that we told about…”</span>She added, her tone sounding quite disheartened and almost dour. These people probably thought she was just some savage that deserved to live miles away from any kind of civilisation; she wouldn’t be adverse to such a thing either.