Put in another endless state of slumber, tossed around by the will of other stronger gods. She hated how much control they had over her. She stirred rather quickly this time, remembering easily how this body worked. It seemed she was more or less trapped here. Forced to mingle among other mortals. They were so... annoying.

The woman sighed as she stood up, shaking out her fur. Looking around she realized she was in a place she hadn't yet been to. The last thing she truly remembered was being taken by some large, white beast. A man who thought he deserved whatever is was he thought she would give. But now she was here, standing below a sea of fire-red leaves that rippled in the cool breeze. It was honestly quite lovely — not as much as her home, but lovely nonetheless.

The sound of another voice faintly drifted to her ears, her head swiveling in the direction as she inhaled deeply. The scent of another was quick to come. A cat. But along with it came the tang of burnt flesh that made her nose crinkle with distaste. She took another breath, hoping there another around that could aid whatever was going on with the little thing. With a sigh of annoyance at finding nothing, she pulled herself together enough to go and help the poor creature. As much as she disliked the idea, there was no real reason for her to let another suffer would such foul smelling wounds.

It didn't take long for her to find the little cat. She couldn't have been full grown. But as she lingered from the shadows, she could smell the burnt flesh and fur. There were no signs of any fires that happened nearby. She had learned enough about this land from her own rude awakening that creatures often just... appeared out of nowhere. Taken from their homes and thrust here to deal with whatever hand was given to them. She felt an inkling of guilt at her annoyance — mortals weren't used to sudden changes like this.

Slowly, she crept out from the shadows in front of the cat so she hopefully wouldn't surprise her. Her body was crouched slightly, head lowered to appear less like a threat. It seems as though you've suffered greatly, she spoke, her voice soft and gentle as she gazed at the smaller creature. I would be happy to help ease some of the pain if you'd like.