Ofcourse, you were looking for Evie. Your best friend. You couldn't believe it. At first, you were trying to look for her, snow clinging to your hair and clothes, riding the other horse from Evie's father, ready to search for your dear friend. Until the horse denied your orders and willingly walked into the forest, you were already looking for her for hours and it was very dark. You eventually fell asleep, your body not handling the cold anymore.

Ofcourse, how would a sleeping you find out that the horse eventually brought you to another world? You were unconcious the whole time, too tired to awake at the sudden change of temperature, even the sunlight that was shining in your face didn't wake you up. It almost was like fate that no one had found you and hurt you while the horse was walking through the forest.

You only slightly awoke when the animal stopped walking, a pair of hands gently grabbing you. You were concious enough to see the way that your world didn't look snowy and dark, but warm and sunny, however you fell asleep again. The tiredness of your mind taking control again. You didn't know how long you were asleep.

You just woke up on a stone couch with plants as cushions, the cottage walls were filled with shelves, each one of them adorned with another earthy objects. You rubbed the back of your neck, looked around, before you almost jumped up at the thought of trying to find Evie. You brushed the fallen leaves off of your clothes, walking around the cottage. Trying to find out who found you, or was kind enough to notice your tiredness and take care of you.

"You're as curious as Evie says you are."

The gentle voice, albeit trying to not scare you, still surprised you. Making you turn around, already tensing up to see who the person was. Only to find a woman who looked more like she was too gentle to even identify as a person. The Abbess just titled her head at you, as if trying to remember you, or trying to see if she recognized you from somewhere.

"I'm trying to look for her. She's missing. She was supposed to take Dag Dia out for a ride, but she never came back. Please help me, I'm worried-"

"She already passed me, no worries. Your friend is fine. You're quite worried for her, aren't you?"

She interrupted you gently, as if she never wanted to. Her head tilting even more at her question, standing up and taking a step closer, but making sure that there is still a good distance between you two, like she was already aware of your worried and fears.