Greek Mythology Roleplay

Columbina
"You'll see!" She grinned, tugging Ethel towards the looming treeline.

Ethel
 She let go of Ollie's hand, stopping in her tracks. "What are you, a double agent? I've already established that I, unlike seemingly everyone else, am not about to go senselessly walk around in the woods at night and get my memories wiped. No thanks."

Columbina
Ollie groaned, rolling her eyes. "The only people who has vanished were alone, shown by the fact that I've been walking around on my own in there and nothing happened to me!"

Ethel
 "Right, that makes total sense, thanks for clearing that up," she muttered, contemplating her options for a moment before adding, "Well, what even is it?"

Columbina
".....It's a surprise?" She offered sheepishly.

Ethel
 "You'd better not stab me. That's my job," she grumbled, reluctantly following Ollie to... wherever the girl was taking her.

Columbina
Ollie snorted, resuming making her way towards the forest. "I can barely even hold a knife, so you have nothing to worry about."

Ethel
 "Forgive me, I meant just killing me in general."
 Ethel shivered. Did the air just get slightly colder? ...Must've just been a breeze. Stop being so on edge.

Columbina
Ollie giggled. "Don't worry, I can only decently use one weapon and it's not exactly subtle." When they reached the trees, she stumbled to a halt as she felt Ethel inevitably falter a little. "Come on, just trust me. Please?"

Outlaw 
She extinguished the fire and stood up, trudging into the woods with the wolf next to her. 

Ethel
 She sighed. "Fine. But I will haunt you."

Columbina
"I don't doubt it." She replied, leading Ethel further into the darkness, and after a while of walking she recognized a few of the pretty blue flowers from earlier, although this time the gave off an eerie glow, lighting up the forest. "That's helpful." She mumbled, scanning the rock wall for the little place she had slipped in last time.

Ethel
 "Why are they glowing? What is this place?," she demanded, casting a skeptical sideways glance at Ollie. "You sure this place is safe?"

Columbina
"I don't know, I don't know, and yeah, probably." Ollie hummed, reaching the wide crack in the rock. "Come on, through here!" She stepped through, coming out on the other side about 10 seconds later and gasping. The flowers were still all over the wall behind the waterfall but now that they were glowing, the water lit up too, enhancing the colour of the flower wherever they grew near the water. The butterflies were gone, along with the deer, but watching the little fish twist and swim within the illuminated water was keeing Ollie entertained enough.

Ethel
 Ethel warily followed the shorter girl behind the waterfall, every part of her brain telling her to leave immediately. However, despite her reluctance, she couldn't help but be slightly mesmerized by the flowers and the cascading water. After a few minutes, though, her wonder wore off.
 "Alright, so you've got some creepy flowers, some fish, and a waterfall. That's great. Awesome. Why'd we have to come at night?"