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12-27-2016, 10:23 AM
Look at the stars,
see how they shine for you
She wasn't sure how she felt.
She didn't know how she wanted to feel. What was she supposed to do with two strangers she'd never met, one holding the thing she feared most upon his head--and she didn't know who he really was. Could she trust him? Would he end up being like Torleik, someone who held concern for her? She knew that the boy in front of her then wouldn't understand why she was afraid (solidified by the fact that he found surprise in her worry over his horn) but it wasn't something she was ready to explain either.
At his explanation to the girl's question, doubt riddled the starry mare's mind: had he really just 'happened' upon her? Surely she wandered without a particular destination in mind, but she wasn't sure if he had done the same. Then, she felt ashamed for instantly assuming him a liar; while she didn't know him, it was true that he could be truthful at least.
To her luck the moment passed with him posing another question, although it wasn't what she expected. Myrrine was much quicker to react than she (it made her wonder, though, was it simply her excitement poking through or were her responses slightly forced?). She had no time to figure out the difference between the two possibilities as the butterfly-winged girl made off toward the sounds of the waves. The prospect of staying in the horned's company wasn't something she would have chosen, but Myrrine being with her settled her fears somewhat. It would be rude to decline, so instead she merely nodded her head slightly and allowed Cassius to follow first with herself trailing behind.
Out of the lingering branches, she felt increasingly more comfortable with the open spaces around them. Her wings fluffed against her sides and the pounding of her heart slowed slightly. She hung back on the shore's sands and watched Myrrine kick into the water; a small smile replaced the discomforting look upon her lips as she gazed on. The beauty of the water really was unparalleled, and so long as Myrrine felt safe in the unicorn's presence she would continue in their company.
She didn't know how she wanted to feel. What was she supposed to do with two strangers she'd never met, one holding the thing she feared most upon his head--and she didn't know who he really was. Could she trust him? Would he end up being like Torleik, someone who held concern for her? She knew that the boy in front of her then wouldn't understand why she was afraid (solidified by the fact that he found surprise in her worry over his horn) but it wasn't something she was ready to explain either.
At his explanation to the girl's question, doubt riddled the starry mare's mind: had he really just 'happened' upon her? Surely she wandered without a particular destination in mind, but she wasn't sure if he had done the same. Then, she felt ashamed for instantly assuming him a liar; while she didn't know him, it was true that he could be truthful at least.
To her luck the moment passed with him posing another question, although it wasn't what she expected. Myrrine was much quicker to react than she (it made her wonder, though, was it simply her excitement poking through or were her responses slightly forced?). She had no time to figure out the difference between the two possibilities as the butterfly-winged girl made off toward the sounds of the waves. The prospect of staying in the horned's company wasn't something she would have chosen, but Myrrine being with her settled her fears somewhat. It would be rude to decline, so instead she merely nodded her head slightly and allowed Cassius to follow first with herself trailing behind.
Out of the lingering branches, she felt increasingly more comfortable with the open spaces around them. Her wings fluffed against her sides and the pounding of her heart slowed slightly. She hung back on the shore's sands and watched Myrrine kick into the water; a small smile replaced the discomforting look upon her lips as she gazed on. The beauty of the water really was unparalleled, and so long as Myrrine felt safe in the unicorn's presence she would continue in their company.
sorry for the waittt ;;
@cassius
STARS FADING BUT I LINGER ON DEAR
STILL CRAVING YOUR KISS
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