Her world's gradual expansion had finally spread past the pack's territory and out into Kingsfall proper. Not far, but enough to really come to understand that distinct difference of being separate, alone. Without even the faintest scent of another wolf. Slowly, it would come to mean more and more to her, all of this space.

Her long legs stretched far, until her toes spread, as she lay within shadow and leaf litter at a notch in the roots of a redwood. Beneath the twisting braces, where it was dark and damp and smelled of decomposition, fungi had been flourishing. Now, when she moved her muscles, slow and liquid as though they were made of wet sand, it felt like the burn after a run without any pain or exhaustion. The light didn't just dance, it sang, a symphony she fully believed was real.

This was reality, and she never wanted to forget it.

Someone else's voice punctuated the warm spring air, gathering Addison's attention all at once. Her eyes bounced all over her surroundings until they found the source, more words inching their way toward her in the air. She could almost see them, waves of disruption through the air slowly ebbing their way toward her, like time was grinding to a halt.

The wolf herself was made of light, it radiated off of her in arcs and spirals, moving like nothing she'd ever witnessed before. Was this... a celestial?

The final syllable reached her after what felt like an age. She blinked, head twisting to the side. Why would she think that?

"I wasn't sleeping," she corrected simply, though she did not make any attempts at changing her position to prove her point. After all, the two were not mutually requisite. The misinterpretation was no big deal, however.

"Who are you?"

That was a thing of interest, great interest actually, and her emerald eyes lit up in proper proportion to this. It was like the sun itself had come down for a visit...

The other turned her face, and there the light held shadow within it. Above, two points of dancing green, like long grass in playful wind. Enera. Her tail thumped heartily against the ground. It was wonderful to meet.

"Of course," she answered blithely, her own emerald eyes melting into little rainbows of happiness. A rusty paw patted the ground in welcome, and then she arced and twisted her whole body in a way that was wholly unnecessary to angle herself facing the hidden trove of mushrooms. Now that same paw stretched out toward them, pointing.

"There's food here, if you'd like. They're positively delightful."

The corners of her mouth drifted ever higher as she kept moving along the ground in a circular direction so as to get her phantasmal visitor back in eyesight. Once she was, Addy would end with a simple, "I'm Addison."

Addison's head bobbed up and down to answer yes, while her elongated body now rolled sideways to give her company better access to the proffered goods. She wouldn't be offended if the other turned the snack down, but the youth was positive she would be quite pleased with the choice to accept once their blessing set in.

Or... did Enera already see this way? Addy sat up abruptly, looking upon the wisp of a wolf with renewed interest. That would make sense, wouldn't it? Or perhaps it would take her further still, beyond what Addison could ever reach as a mortal being? The woman swallowed, and those bright green eyes never left her features. Waiting for whatever effects might set in to make themselves apparent.

"This is my first time finding them," she would offer what little information she had, for if Enera found them interesting it meant she wanted to know more, right?

"They've changed everything. I imagine... this must be what you see. Do you know?"

It didn't occur to her how little sense she might be making, that this being of light wouldn't know they were divine in nature.

That was an affirmative answer, as far as Addison could tell, even if Enera also confessed to their novelty. She smiled broadly back in response. They would find out together then, hm? At the least, it was nice to see the other beginning to truly embrace the relaxation available to them both.

"It is," she agreed, green eyes finally leaving the deity to cast about their blissful surroundings. A perfect moment, with perfect weather and their needs perfectly met. What more could be asked for, much less received?

"Why did you come down to earth?"

The question might have seemed to come out of the blue sky itself, but it had been on her mind for most of their interaction. One of many, to be sure, but why not start with this? Enera's purpose for being here at all, to enjoy this small bit of perfection of simple, mortal Addy?