With the rising sun the curse lifted. Tonight she had not been with Hawke, but every evening as the sun fell so did her brother's mood. Often he would think of himself as death and Aelin as life, ying and yang, the perfect balance. In someways the girl supposed they did balance each other out, but she was not just about life. She commanded the dreamland, that was her domain, her kingdom. Nightmares, sweet dreams and everything in between she had knowledge of it all. However Hawke was the master of death, his own form falling to the magic that ran through his veins. No amount of magic would change Aelin's view of her brother, she loved him and he love her. When the sun fell she had tried to seek out her brother and offer him comfort through the night, only he'd tucked himself away and she'd spent the night under the stars. She'd risen before the sun as usual, watching it rise had become part of her daily ritual. 

Moving through the sandy land she wanted to watch the sun rise from the edge of her homeland, having always enjoyed the gorgeous colours that lit up the morning sky. In the distance she spotted a figure, his golden coat shone against the pinks in the sky, he too had risen to watch the sun rise. The girl paused, watching the stranger in the distance. After a gentle ruffling her wings the girl, cleared her throat and pondering approaching the figure. Before her mind had been made up another stranger approached, this one's coat was dark however she was decorated with beautiful golden colours and had stunningly white hair tumbling over her shoulders. Aelin shook the sand from her coat and carefully approached them both, she stopped beside the stallion and peered at him closer before in turn studying the golden tipped mare with a smile. 

"Hello." It was early enough that some sleep still held to her voice and features. Speaking softly Aelin came to a stop beside the male, offering a smile to both him and the female. As of yet, Aelin didn't really have any friends, aside from her siblings of course. The girl was hesitant and shuffled uncomfortably as she glanced between the two strangers. Yeah, she defiantly had to work on this 'making friends' thing. Besides, if she made friends then she could introduce them to Hawke and maybe he wouldn't feel so alone! Still smiling, the girl inched closer. "I'm Aelin," she offered her name hoping to prevent any awkward silences that might fall.