I shouted. Even if I shouted, it was still like a whisper shout- Quiet. Good thing for me is, I don't shout that much and creatures usually know when I'm shouting.

Athena jolted away with a jump, and sat up. Her eyes fixed themselves onto me. She looked like a cat: Unamused.

How did she know to respond, anyway? She couldn't understand me... Unless she could understand my tone of voice... That was probably it.

I think Athena understood the message of getting up, as she just leaped off the point of the spruce tree and just let herself fall to the ground.

Right before she hit the ground, her wings spread out and widened, causing her to glide across the tickling, snowy grass.

I let myself flutter down, eventually reaching the grass as well. I sighed, and looked at the others. I had a hopeful smile.

"Alright, now, let me explain. We're going to be helping Looka, and this, this is our new adventure..." I explained the whole story to them.

Even if Athena couldn't understand us, she still needed to be included. I mean, if she could understand us, then it wouldn't be worth the risk for her now to hear us talk.

Once I finished explaining, everyone was in with the adventure... We were going to start this new adventure, and it would be great. We would be helping yet, another creature.

"Welp, it's time to start this adventure." I said, taking the lead in the path of which our adventure would start. I stopped myself in mid-tracks. "Wait... I have no idea where I'm going... Looka, you better lead the way." I said, laughing at my mistake. I trotted over to where Looka was, as she was leading the path to the north toward Ponyville.