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01-05-2017, 01:05 PM
Look at the stars,
see how they shine for you
She watched as the pair went off to romp in the waters, Myrrine and Cassius. Seeing them partake in such antics made her nostalgic for the days of foalhood, for despite being a prisoner in a slave camp she did have her days of fun. She was never as free, never as carefree, and her gaze lingered on with a sense of melancholy. Of course, what she didn't remember is that she was once like them--so full of childhood youth and innocence, to a fault. But that part of her disappeared with her memories; she had to start over, and things were different than they were then. She had no one to show her that it was okay to trust again.
In reality, she had no one at all.
The yelling and laughing diverted her attention to them again, she standing alongside the waters upon the sand with enough distance to keep the splashing at bay. In the winter weather the water must have been cold and she warily regarded it with wings tightly covering her lithe frame. She stiffened even further when the unicorn made to approach her, leaving the blue behind. What had he intended to do with her? But his words settled her mind slightly, noticing Myrrine left the salty sea as well. With such pleas, how was she to refuse? She gazed into the butterfly's eyes, shuffling and looking away in thought. "I..." She paused, uncertain, then continued, "Okay." With a nod of agreement, she meandered slowly to the lapping waves and glanced down at it. She already knew it would bite, and she tried to steel herself away from the chill.
One hoof after another stepped in, pooling around her legs as she stood knee-deep and turned to face the two on the sand. A wry smile pulled her lips apart and one wing extended quickly into the water, scooping up as much as it could and throwing it at the pair.
She had her own problems to ignore, so surely it wouldn't hurt to get herself a little involved in their antics.
In reality, she had no one at all.
The yelling and laughing diverted her attention to them again, she standing alongside the waters upon the sand with enough distance to keep the splashing at bay. In the winter weather the water must have been cold and she warily regarded it with wings tightly covering her lithe frame. She stiffened even further when the unicorn made to approach her, leaving the blue behind. What had he intended to do with her? But his words settled her mind slightly, noticing Myrrine left the salty sea as well. With such pleas, how was she to refuse? She gazed into the butterfly's eyes, shuffling and looking away in thought. "I..." She paused, uncertain, then continued, "Okay." With a nod of agreement, she meandered slowly to the lapping waves and glanced down at it. She already knew it would bite, and she tried to steel herself away from the chill.
One hoof after another stepped in, pooling around her legs as she stood knee-deep and turned to face the two on the sand. A wry smile pulled her lips apart and one wing extended quickly into the water, scooping up as much as it could and throwing it at the pair.
She had her own problems to ignore, so surely it wouldn't hurt to get herself a little involved in their antics.
eeep they are so cute <33
@Cassius
STARS FADING BUT I LINGER ON DEAR
STILL CRAVING YOUR KISS
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