The young female spent most of her days on the beach, collecting seashells and rocks that happened to wash up on the shore. Another place she spent a lot of time at were the mountains. She often collected flowers and occasionally, herbs in the meadows. Eri liked Sunhaven's territory. It was beautiful and she enjoyed viewing the scenery. Her old and first home, with the organization that had raised her since her birth, was located in a abandoned city. She could remember running through the streets, when she had finally escaped and she had been happy to come into contact with the outside world. The young female was also happy to be in Sunhaven. The organization hadn't cared much for her, aside from the fact that they could use her as apart of their plans.

Currently, the lithe, white feline was sitting in the town, two baskets on both sides of her. One was full of flowers, the other full of seashells and shiny rocks. Between her small paws, was a string with seashells on it. She didn't consider herself to be skilled at making seashell necklaces or flower crowns. It was just something fun for the young female to do, plus she liked giving them out to the others in the group.

Sunhaven certainly did have everything. Food. Water. Herbs. Shelter. What place could possibly be better then this? She'd heard about the other groups, but she hadn't visited any of them yet. Nor did she plan on, for sometime. Not until she was older. There was no need for a young child to, anyway. The white feline faced the direction of the ocean, the breeze running through her fur. She could taste the salt in the air, on her tongue and she blinked softly. It tasted bitter, so naturally, like every child would, Eri stuck out her tongue in disgust and closed both of her eyes.

Upon hearing approaching pawsteps, the female immediately opened her eyes and put her tongue back in her mouth, before she turned to the one-eyed feline. Her light colored eyes landed on their eyepatch before moving to their mouth mask, before she focused her attention on their good eye. "Yeah." Eri would mutter in response, not sure what to say to the unfamiliar feline.