Where now?

Kutoto paced out of the forest, When he thought he was at a safe distance he slumped on the floor to catch his breath "I.... Think I will be okay now...." The cat like alien mustered enough strength to pick himself up. Realising he was out of the forrest he looked around discovering a large body of water, Kutoto perked in joy "If there's water... Then that means there's fish.... And that means.... FOOD!!" Kutoto sprinted for joy with newfound strength hoping to grab a bite to eat.

An hour or so later the cat like alien layed down on the bankng of the lake with a belly full of fish, He started purring lightly. He seemed happy where he was... "But I don't have anyone to share it with...." He sighed to himself sadly.

Falling... what an unhappy feeling it gave to feel gravity drag her from the heavens, the air rushing passed her with frightful speed as she plummeted head first.
Her eyes were closed, thinking it were some kind of dream, half-conscious and half-aware.

What had happened? Wasn't she in the monastery?
As her eyes opened slowly she realised she was definitely not dreaming, and definitely not in the monastery. She discovered she was a truly staggering distance in the sky hurtling head first for a lake, and she strangely felt rather drained like she had been practicing all day.
Wait, maybe she had, her memory was kind of foggy for some reason, and suddenly awaking in the sky over a very unfamiliar land was quite the startling experience so not the best environment to jog one's memory.

Siela took a few deep breaths and straightened out her body like a needle, finally holding in a deep breath as she hit the water at an insane speed.
She shot deep underwater like a torpedo with air bubbles trailing behind her, vaguely trying to redirect her descent into an arc off closer towards the surface to little success, quickly losing her falling momentum and beginning to swim for the surface.

She broke free from the water and blinked a few times as she looked around, hoping that maybe somehow the water might have woken her out of this foreign land, obviously failing.
With bizarre casualness like it happened everyday, Siela climbed out of the water -whilst in the middle of the lake- and stood up absently on the water's surface to get a better view of her surroundings.
It didn't really help her or anything, she spotted a bizarre gazebo thing that she'd never seen nor heard of, and this place was truly unrecognisable.

With a shrug Siela shifted into a run towards the shore, utterly confused and disorientated with where she was, a million questions running through her mind but it wasn't like answers came in the form of rocks or trees.
And then with a sigh of resignation, Siela found herself at the shore in short time and sitting down to contemplate on the situation, not really noticing the strange creature not too far away from where she sat.

"...The heck am I...?" Siela mumbled to herself as she ran a hand through her soaked hair to mostly get it out of her face.

Siela's landing accientaly soaked Kutoto as he slept. "Woah what?!" He yelped as he woke up. That's when he saw her. S-she's cute... he thought blushing to imself. He then regained his consciousness and aproached the girl.

"Ummm hello there." Kutoto said in a shy tone. "Your guess is as good as mine... Heh...."

There came two surprises in delay as Siela jumped slightly at hearing someone's voice when she was pretty sure the area was void of life, so her gaze snapped around to where it had come from to find something she'd never ever seen before in her life was actually the one talking.

"WAH!" Siela cried out in surprise as she half leaped, half crashed in attempt to get some distance between herself and whatever kind of creature was talking to her, only managing a foot or two before rolling back onto her haunches in a half crouch.

With wide eyes Siela stared at the creature and blinked several times in disbelief.

"Wh... what... you... talk... what.. are you...?" Siela said rather slowly as if not even sure of her reason to talk, half in the opinion that this was a truly elaborate dream or hallucination but generally speaking she rarely became aware like this in dreams.
On one hand seeing a foreign creature probably made as much sense as falling out of the sky when her last memory was of training in the monastery, so maybe this was all relatively normal? Emphasis on the 'relatively'...

However, an old Sojharni lesson came to mind as she thought about her bewildered state, that shock or surprise put oneself at a disadvantage more often than not, thus it was better to just accept what one saw and not even try to understand it until there was free time to feel shock and think about it.

Kutoto looked at the girl. Deep down he knew that this would be a response he expected so he smiled and said. "Well.... It's a bit of a long story short. I'm what you would call an alien... The name is Kutoto~ Glad to be of assistance" The cat like alien smiled reashuringly. "I won't hurt you don't worry." He blushes a little "That would be despicable to attack a confused girl."