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On the sandy shore of the little lake at the heart of their home, Megaera watched with pride as her two youngest children discovered the world around them. They were safe here and, as he had when Mordecai was small, her companion kept a careful watch from the skies. There was nothing more pure than the innocent exuberance of a young child who had only just begun to explore the world around them. Safe deep within the island’s borders, the stary-eyed girl was safe from all the things she could not yet imagine; she was free to grow and learn and enjoy, and her first few days had passed in a blissful blur of new experiences and cuddles from the ones that loved and guarded her. She was quiet, and never seemed to run and prance about as much as others her age might. There was to much too marvel at, and often she enjoyed being still to simply watch with wide eyes as the summer oasis moved about her. Most everything brought a smile to her sweet little face and even the challenges she met in navigating this new world were met with a good-natured disposition. Mai had brought her and Nizho to the water in the cooler hours of the morning when they were well rested and well fed. A little summer breeze played, sending giggles across the still lake and the bay mare had guided them slowly to the water’s edge. Asavvi stuck close to her dam’s side right up until they reach the strange big moving thing. When her mother moved ahead, walking in until a few inches of water played around her heels before turning back to face her children. She wickered softly to them and ben gave a soft, playful splash with one hoof before leaning back to watch. Asavvi lingered on the sand just the water’s edge and bent her head low to sniff at it. The cooling touch of the water on her muzzle was a surprise and and she pulled her head back up again. Her mother’s little splash, however, had sent the tiniest of waves moving toward her and at the sight of it she scampered back a few steps with a delighted peal of laughter as the water lapped at the shore like it was going to chase her up the sand. "."
the stars set bright fires in her eyes teach her to live honest in a world of lies |
@Nizho first please :)
