Jheneâ€™s reaction brought a bemused grin across Gimmelâ€™s expression and Drakeâ€™s words only widened that grin. He watched her trot off for a moment before his eyes fell back to Fatal, an indifferent gaze once he noticed the smile and head tilt, holding that grin as if to mock her smile. It was only when something softly hit his paw that he looked away, redirecting his focus towards the small silver object. He narrowed his eyes at is while he took in the design: the woman and the two wolves; the etchings were carefully made, definitely by the hands of humans, however they didnâ€™t seem to trigger anything subconsciously from what he could experience. It was only intrigue. Not quite an unnatural intrigue but it was definitely thereâ€¦ and maybe a little off.<br/><br/>He wasnâ€™t quite sure why he was drawn to it like he was. From what he could tell it was an old relic probably left behind by the ancient world. But even then there was something more. He didnâ€™t say anything for a moment before he got up and nudged Beyt with his paw. Maybe she would know something more about it since she did enjoy the old world as much as he did. She was always telling him how she wanted to explore, like something was driving her to explore the world and discover its secrets â€“it was part of the reason she came with him.<br/><br/>Oddly enough, when he nudged Beyt to get her attention and show her she didnâ€™t seem to give it any of her attention. Gimmel just shrugged it off, â€œOne of the members of our pack had something similar to this in the part of the cave he resided. If you must know, it was a pack of wolves chasing after a bird or something.â€ He said. â€œBut other than that, nothing peculiar about it. Intriguing on the other hand, I wonâ€™t deny, but nothing more.â€ Come to think of it. The Prophet had mentioned something about a small keyâ€¦ however Gimmel never quite understood. The Prophet spoke of a woman who was hated by wolves, who was sealed away by a large bird, and that the key was split into three parts; but it was silly to think thus was part of the key to wherever she was sealed.<br/><br/>Then again in this world, it might very well be possible. There was always something waiting to be explored, thatâ€™s just how the world was. Constantly changing and making people wonder what was out there.<br/><br/>â€œThe bird in the picture was a demon,â€ Beyt said suddenly. â€œI donâ€™t remember it too clearly, but something tells me it was a demon. And that woman controlled itâ€¦ she controlled wolves as well and then they rebelled and set themselves and the demon free.â€ Since this was a subject of interest, it was not uncommon for her to speak up at a time like this regardless of company. She was quite fond of the old legends herself and always wondered what they meant, what secrets they held, almost like she was driven.<br/><br/>There was something that made her stop talking, however, and it was the way that Fatal kept looking at Gimmel. And right then Beyt decided she didnâ€™t like her. The other two wolves were nice, but Fatalâ€¦ at first she thought nothing of her, now she her very presence was getting to herâ€¦ But nevertheless Beyt kept her composure. This was the kind of thing that often got her in trouble, after all.