Feathers frilled out yet again, pure fascination bubbling in his gaze as he listened keenly on every word from Exeria. "That is entirely incredible Lady Erexia," lips curled upwards in a slow grin, "I must say, I am very intrigued to learn more about your species if you would care to spare some time to indulge my scholar curiosities."
Extending an arm outwards gesturing to the world around them, Locke seemed to be in his element. "In this vast world we dwell in, I have yet to come across another breed of humanoids that have more than a singular form; other than demons but they hardly count. I admit, having the great fortune of running into you has been a pure splendor."
Brushing aside a low hanging branch, Rhelic was listening to Locke and Exeria seeming to be lost in conversation. Well at least Locke was, he had found something or in this cause someone who managed to be utterly interesting to him. But that overly didn't surprise her, she had learnt in the time spent with him; if he could learn something about anything he didn't already know he would.
It didn't take overly long before they were brushing against the outskirts and sparse canopies of the forest, sun becoming brighter from the inner reaches of the knitted leaves; as she could at least get more of her bearings when they weren't entirely covered by foliage.
"Ah perfect, it appears we are reaching the edge of the forest, Lady Rhelic-"
"Not much longer to Eathkar, we were closer than I estimated." she responded flatly, tossing a vivid pink iris over her shoulder to them all, as she lifted a hand to shield her eyes from the brightening light around them. She still could deal without the sun but it at least allowed her more of a gauge to figure out what they're next steps were towards the outlandish city.