Happily panting alongside his brown and blue companion, fetch's ears perked up at the sound of voices. His hearing was significantly better than Twigs, despite her having enormous ears. Looking over at his companion, the wolf gave a small whine and continued with his happy little smile, tongue rolling out of his mouth as he panted along.

Looking over at Fetch, Twig gave him a curious look. His ears were alerted to a sound, but she couldn't hear it. Until she did. It was someone else! Or others? Was there more than one voice? They were about to find out. Giving a small click of her tongue, fetch moved to heel at her side and returned his tongue to his mouth. He had to look presentable, after all.

"Hello?" Twig called out as she moved close to the voices.

The two does were rambling to each other about nonsense - or at least, that's what it would seem to anyone who stumbled upon their conversation because they seemed to be having a competition over who could speak over the other the loudest and the most often and they were constantly tying. Overhead, a crane faded in and out of view - quite literally, its form disappearing and reappearing randomly as it swooped nonchalantly, paying the acha and kimeti pair no mind. An owlcat weaved in between their legs, similarly in varying degrees of transparency, though this one seemed to keep its form more often than not.

The acha stopped and peered at the kimeti through squinted eyes, one of which was cut through with a scar. She pouted and snorted out of her nose. "I know I picked the last adventure, but it ended up being a bust so I think that means I get a do over!"

The kimeti rolled her eyes and scoffed. "You're being ridiculous. We made a deal - we take turns. There were no ifs, no buts, no special considerations - fair's fair! If my pick's a bust I won't get a redo, either!"

Air was just about to open her mouth to offer rebuttal when a voice called out to them - she turned, head tilting so she was looking with her better eye. She could still see out of her scarred one but it wasn't perfect and sometimes when the light hit it a certain way it made things more blurry than it used to be. Ah well, a price had to be paid.

"Hello?" Air called back, brow raised. "Hello!" She called out more confidently when an acha appeared before them. "Sorry, we hope we didn't disturb you."

Adventure offered a soft smile at the acha doe. "We wouldn't have to disturb the peaceful surroundings if someone would stick to the deal, of course," she said sweetly.