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07-13-2012, 01:42 PM
One of my ears tilted back when Mauja disagreed with me. He said his own peace, but I still stood by what I said. Yes, the sun may have been drying out the land but he was doing it because he was angry, wasn't he? Even though I hated to admit it I felt that the same thing could happen if the moon or the earth were angered. The Earth God could split the ground below us and send us tumbling into an abyss. The Moon Goddess could send winds so fierce we would be blown across the land. The Gods may have been Gods but they felt emotions, especially anger, like any of the rest of us did. "What makes you so so sure the moon or the earth couldn't be angered to the point the sun is?" I finally asked the stallion. "They could punish us just as severely as the sun is." I continued to look at him, waiting for his answer. In the end I only held his gaze for a few moments before I looked away again and sighed. After admitting that my mother wanted to go to the Foothills, I wasn't expecting Mauja to ask where I wanted to go. Did it really matter where I wanted to live? I was still young and I needed my mother and father to keep me safe. I needed the company of my brother even if he did love the sun. Still, I thought about it then looked at Mauja again. "I am happy wherever I can look up and see the Moon." I didn't have to be in her patron land, I suppose. So long as I could see her I would be content and happy. ooc:// this took forever D: |
