<br/><strong>Name:</strong>Helia Plum-Tail<br/><strong>Size:</strong>5'9 163 lbs<br/><strong>Adventure:</strong>The Beauty of Nature<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Stanis, tree people<br/><br/>Helia grumbled from her spot in the muck, the man's joke causing a groan to echo in her throat, "Hrmmm..." she muttered, though the offered hand was none the less accepted, the light weight lizard girl swept up to her feet with the greatest of ease. She gave a nod to the man's instructions and continued on down the path, trying to remain vigilant, but mostly distracted trying to scrape away the dirt and mud from her scales. Pampered as her upbringing was, Helia was not fond nor accustomed to being dirty....well...this specific type of dirty at least. "if this tree is so important why don't they move it somewhere closer? It doesn't make sense to keep it this far away from the village" Helia muttered, seeming to be under the impression that the townsfolk were the ones who planted the tree or something like that.<br/><br/>As they went deeper into the forest and began encountering larger, more alien looking creatures Helia began walking noticeably closer to Stanis. And by the time they were spotting giant scag beetles she was all but clinging to his back, "What are these things? I have never seen bugs so large..." she muttered, shaking her head as she felt a shiver beneath her scales. That of course, wasn't remotely the strangest of it, as a few moments later they came upon a twisted monster of a tree, though before they could bask in awe at it's strange beauty they were suddenly approached by a massive deer, flanked on both sides by beautiful women. The girl's were equal parts adorable and gorgeous, with golden hair, tall antlers, lithe frames but hips just wide enough to- wait was that deer wearing a crown!?<br/><br/>Ignoring the stirring in her loins and the back and forth prattle of the two girls, Helia took a curious step forward towards the beast, glancing it up and down. It was surely an intimidating figure, standing there with almost more horns than flesh. They were telling them to leave, but they hadn't gotten the sap yet, and just the thought of walking all this way only to get nothing..."oi..." she grunted, pointing a claw tipped finger towards the big tree standing tall behind the trio of forest people, "we need some sap" she said, expressing their intentions in the most straight forward way possible, "please move" she added, again honesty preceding tact with Helia.