Welcome to Gaia! ::

So many...new faces? Something about some of their coats made Hel feel a bit on edge, but she shook it off. Whatever it was, now wasn't the time or place. She nodded her head to those who came and went. "Hel!" She announced, jabbing a thumb at herself. "And it is mutual! Just hail me if you need help as well!"

Hel paused though, as a cat ghoul approached her, and unfortunately, no immediate look of recognition crossed her features. Hel squinted her eyes at the ghoul though, and stared at her for a long moment as her lips twisted. "...No." She finally uttered. "I do not, right this moment, but I feel like I should." She clapped the ghoul on the shoulder in a sympathetic gesture. "My apologies, friend."

Riyo gave a wave to the travelers that left, but wasn't so quick to let go of the fact that she did know this girl.

"But... Your name is Hel. I knew your name was Hel. We shared milkshakes and I read you stories..."

While she should've seen it coming, it didn't stop her from feeling sad on the inside. That her happy memories were not quite shared. They where what had reminded her that the whole world wasn't out to get her.

Hel could only smile back at the ghoul, truly sorry she couldn't recall a clear memory right off the top of her head.

"And I do not doubt any of that." She assured her, her grin picking back up. "If you know me, then you will also know I am pretty egotistical and self-centered, so it should not come as a surprise that most of the memories I gained were focused on me and how I was feeling." Hel could only grin, because this was what it was. She reached out though, and bopped the ghoul on the arm. "Chin up. We should get moving, because we will not be any closer to finding out anything more by staying here, and if I keep moving forward, I can only feel pretty damn confident I will remember you."

Hel blinked at first, because something about those words and that tone just felt so nostalgic. So right. It made her feel great.

The reaper laughed then, loudly, and happily.

"Ya! I will not!" She replied cheerfully. "You better not either, because if you do, I would have to come down to the river and punch you in the face for doing so before you pay the ferryman!" Hel saluted the ghoul with a grin, and climbed back onto her alpaca.

She then waved to anyone else, and nudged the fluffy beast back off.

[ Exit ]

There was silence as he stared at the new arrival. It was quieter now, peaceful almost, but... well. Nope, new people were going to just keep coming in. He sighed briefly before pausing as he looked back at the girl.

Oh wait, he recalled her. From the fields. And... "..." Ears were still not for pulling. "I see the king brought you with as well." Yes, he recalled you. Rejoice small happy girl, rejoice. He expended five seconds for you. But really, he should move on, at least his headache was gone.

He nodded. As odd as it was, he had to agree. It was nice to exist again. "That's true." He stated, before pausing as she suddenly spoke. And stared at her as if she had completely, and utterly lost her mind. "What?" What was this about traps on a..?

He shook his head, closing his eyes a moment before rubbing briefly at his head. Was this like those other memories he had? The vague ones that made no sense? They were disjointed and- "Let us suppose that's true, then... why were we there?" He tilted his head at that point, staring at the girl curiously a moment before noting her name. "Mine is La- Molan. It's nice to meet you." Why did that name sound so familiar? Maybe she was telling the truth...

She wasn't sure? That was even more curious, but the nature of memories had always been that. Brief. Incomplete. The true meaning lost. He glanced to one side at that point, musing for a bit. "Possibly." He did feel as if she was all too familiar, as if he'd met her beyond just the few times in the field. He wasn't sure, and uncertainty did bother him a bit, still...

He looked back to her as she merely smiled, before her statement fell. Such a simple girl, so easily pleased wasn't she? "It's a pleasure to meet you too, Olivia-" A pause as he once again felt it was still a case of deja vu, one he couldn't put his finger one. "Again." No, he really did feel as if he knew her. From somewhere. He just didn't know where. But that was a bit comforting in it's own way, to not be alone in a strange world.

...but then why was she here too?