Assuming there isn't more landmass hiding neatly behind that other peak, she is on an island. The island is made of forests, more-or-less rocky hills, and birds.
Well, the birds are not really part of the island, are they.
And that flock of three birds over there looks funny.
They're heading in her direction now. The one that was looking at her seems to be doing it through an arrangement of lenses floating in front of their eyes.
Outside of the human faces, their bodies do not seem to be made of feathers, flesh, or metal. They're sculptures of cartoon birds in milky glass, and yet this surface flexes as they flap like they were covered in skin.
When they've come closer, they break formation, spread out, and fly into what looks like it ought to be a three-way mid-air collision directly over her head.
Instead, they stop in midair, suddenly, before they touch. Now they are floating straight down.
Now they are standing on the rock in a circle around her, folding their rather inconveniently large wings and walking closer as this becomes possible. They continue to be human-sized, if bulky in the middle in a birdlike way. Human feet, too.
They all have the same face. It's smiling cheerfully.
“No, I mean, I like being here all right, but I don't like it for its looks from this spot in particular. Just on this island in particular, I'd rather be among the trees so that instead of just green you get different kinds of bark on the trees, and lots of other plants and stuff.”
“Well, yes, uninhabited islands are no place to be visiting without a radio. If you're hiding the rest of you somewhere on the other side of the island or something, then I guess that's fine and I'll leave you be. But it looks like you could be in a lot of trouble and I don't want to leave a person to starve or something.”
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Well, the birds are not really part of the island, are they.
And that flock of three birds over there looks funny.
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Squint.
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There's no reference for size, but they fly like they're the size of a small airplane, not a large bird, if airplanes could flap.
They have human faces.
Also, one of them is looking at her.
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Wave!
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They're heading in her direction now. The one that was looking at her seems to be doing it through an arrangement of lenses floating in front of their eyes.
Outside of the human faces, their bodies do not seem to be made of feathers, flesh, or metal. They're sculptures of cartoon birds in milky glass, and yet this surface flexes as they flap like they were covered in skin.
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Instead, they stop in midair, suddenly, before they touch. Now they are floating straight down.
Now they are standing on the rock in a circle around her, folding their rather inconveniently large wings and walking closer as this becomes possible. They continue to be human-sized, if bulky in the middle in a birdlike way. Human feet, too.
They all have the same face. It's smiling cheerfully.
“Hello!”
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More tentatively: “I didn't mean to scare you. I'm Thanjen. What's your name?”
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“I've been working on my symmetry, which is why I did that landing trick, and I didn't think about that I was surrounding you.”
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They might also be looking at her like there's something strange about her. Other than not being three glass plane bird people.
“Do you need any help?”
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