Her home was in shambles. Everything was a blur to Atbash and the she-cat limped towards The Ascendants's territory. It was no secret, at least Atbash thought so, that Snowbound didn't have many members, though she never would have believed that leaving her tribe in such a vulnerable state would be their demise. After everything they've been through... it was practically lost. The cabins were burnt down and Atbash was forced to escape. She had no idea where Nui had gone and instead went off on her own, deciding it was best to head for safety than die in a fire.

Ironic, considering how she wanted to burn in place of her parents back home. Whenever she first smelled smoke, the she-cat went into panic and was only sent into a worse panic as she realized somebody had set the entire camp on fire. Atbash had been forced to call Snowbound to run, not wanting any of her tribemates trapped and suffer the same fate as her parents. Her panic drove her forward and she didn't really look back towards Snowbound, going towards the only familiar place she knew: one of their allies.

By now, the adrenaline was starting to settle down and Atbash collapsed on to the ground, unable to walk anymore. Her entire body was numb from pain (which was the only way dream demons felt pain) and she found herself unable to walk anymore. Her legs were too sore and weary and she was out of breath herself. Atbash didn't call out however, though this was because she didn't really have any energy to. Somebody should be coming around, though... right?

There was somebody approaching. Atbash tried to raise her head as much as she possibly could as she heard footsteps coming near her and once the stranger started speaking to her, she blinked at him. Her vision faltered for a moment and she shook her head, blinking as she tried to focus on Titan with her one eye. Another Ascendants member soon approached and Atbash looked over at her as she spoke. "You're one of our allies," The other female stated, causing Atbash to frown at the comment.

"I... was Snowbound's leader." Atbash finally spoke as she found the strength to be able to. Despite wanting to stand up and speak to the two Ascendants members normally, the savannah knew that if she tried getting up, she would only fall back down again. "O-our camp was destroyed. We all had to flee." She explained, her throat tightening up as she spoke. It hurt. The tribe she had joined and lead was close to her and she was forced to abandon them. Should she have even done that in the first place? Should she have waited and tried to combat the flames? No. If her Home Dimension was any indication, once a fire got a hold of something, it was hard to get rid of. "I-I don't know what happened. One minute things were fine and-and the next... everything was in flames." These words were choked out now and Atbash was faintly aware of the tears that were forming and slowly traveling down her face. "It's all gone."

Sorry won't bring my tribe back. Atbash thought bitterly to herself, though her thoughts weren't exactly meant to be a rude snap at Agathe and her sympathy, but rather more scolding herself. Should she have fought harder and tried to protect her tribemates, or move themselves around again? But the fire destroyed everything. Just like her home...

Leaders? Atbash blinked at the two Ascendant members in front of her in shock. There were two leaders here? That was strange, but definitely something that never happened before. It was interesting, even, but Atbash didn't really focus on that for too long. "Th-thank you," The savannah she-cat breathed out her words, slowly getting to her paws. She could barely feel her legs, but she knew they were shaking beneath her and tried to move towards Agathe as much as she could before collapsing again.