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02-28-2016, 02:21 PM
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Something was different - or, at least, she imagined that there might be something different about the blue. Perhaps she was merely looking at the mare through the broken glasses with which she viewed the world that had shattered around her, but she thought that there was something gentler about Ampere, something calmer. Whatever may or may not have transpired in the past, whatever may or may not have happened in the Transcended's absence -- it wasn't that it didn't matter, because it did (didn't it?). But in this moment, it simply wasn't as important as it might have been before. Sohalia had never been able to hate Ampere; in fact, she had grown quite fond of the electric pegasus prior to her impromptu departure. They were a stark contrast to one another: where the Transcended was the calm before the storm, the Mother of Companions was the hurricane itself. Where Sohalia was light, Ampere was dark - except she wasn't, really, not once you got to know her. She was some shade of grey, some mixture of pure intentions and corrupted deeds. Weren't they all, in the end? Astraeus landed on one of the branches overhead, cocking his head to the side as he considered the blue. The sparks that had flickered from his feathers had slowed as he felt his bonded begin to relax. He watched from above, concerned, surprisingly enough, for both of the mares. "And you as well," Sohalia agreed, trying on a smile, surprised to find that it fit. Relief washed over her, visible in the relaxation of the muscles of her face and the way she eased into Ampere's presence. She took a few steps closer, reaching out to the Mother of Companions, surprised by how normal the gesture seemed. "You look..." 'Well' wasn't the right word - there was something off about the other mare, even as she had softened since Sohalia had seen her last. "...distracted," she settled for, glancing over Ampere. "Are you all right?" "Talk talk talk." @Ampere |
| Sohalia Don't wanna leave this life knowing I barely tried... |
