<strong>Time:</strong>Early Morning<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Far North-East Corner of the Map (near 12 and 13)<br/><strong>Interacting with:</strong>Jason Milo, Anyone around<br/><strong>Notes:</strong>Intro for Shannon Milo.<br/><br/>All she had done was bend down to retie the lace of her right shoe, small, canvas things that normally were never untied so they rarely came untied on their own. The mist was up ahead, as was Jason, her older brother. “Hang on, my shoe lace.” She muttered and crouched down. In the space of those few seconds, Jason was gone.<br/><br/>“Not funny.” She called. “Jay? Jason. Don’t you dare try and spook me.” She said warningly. “Jason!” She called louder before stepping into the mist against her better judgement. They were a bit old for hide and seek type games but, Jason had been teasing her a bit the whole time they’d been away and Shannon was wondering, maybe even hoping, he might just tackle her out of nowhere.<br/><br/>They’d always been kept a bit separate growing up, once she’d begun to look more like she did now, especially. Despite the fact she looked younger than her age of 19, Shannon had the body of a fit and healthy woman. Curvy figure and long blonde hair, she had always attracted guys. Her blue eyes sparkled when she laughed, which was often.<br/><br/>Jason had proposed they go off exploring and Shannon had jumped at the chance to escape the ever watchful gaze of their parents. Stepping out of the mist, a completely unexpected scene was laid before her, Shannon began to wonder if they’d been exploring longer than she had thought. Behind her the mist was a wall that shifted and swirled in a variety of shadows and flickering light that made it seem like someone might be just about to step out. In front of her was a beautiful scene.<br/><br/>Shannon couldn’t help the peaceful smile that spread over her face as she looked over the rolling hills far into the distance of this strange paradise in paradise. She started forward almost eagerly, at first, curiosity driving the young woman for the moment. The fragrance on the air, the temperature too, she realized, was different than a few moments before. Her mother had made them both dress cautiously so her baggy khakis and light crew neck t-shirt were as environmentally adaptable as her brother’s. Under she wore her bikini and also carried a few spare bottles of water.<br/><br/>It was a few steps before she remembered she’d followed Jason into the mist and wondered if he’d come through to this place as well. “Jason!” She called louder than ever, her eyes looking off through the spaced trees around her to the South.<br/>