remember what you forgot [history lesson?]

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[OPEN] remember what you forgot [history lesson?]

Ru Posts: 130

World's Edge Captain atk: 7.0 | def: 9.5 | dam: 4.0

Mare :: Pegasus :: 16.1h :: 3 [Tallsun] HP: 60.5 | Buff: Novice

Mar

03-27-2017, 04:38 AM

R - U

It’s unnatural for the young woman to have settled along these rigid shores. To have made an effort to plant her roots here, after what had had happened to her family. It was in her blood and bones to keep moving on, to keep exploring the world for new and better pastures. The things they would witness across vast expanses...

A wistful sigh escapes the warrioress.

How things have changed.

Ru continues to walk amongst the grounds. Surprised to find new and novel things of the Edge with each passing stroll. But they are there, and everywhere – small treasures to be discovered, secrets to unravel in its expanse. Without a voice, it proves difficult trying to find someone with the patience to listen – to understand, and hopefully provide direction. Thus she is ignorant and naïve of the land’s history. Subject to listen most times, nod and shake her head. Perhaps by chance, she stumbled upon the group – a glass dragon statue and a bronze mare at the center of their attentions. A half moon marks her face.

Ru hesitates, slowing her pace and scanning their faces between murmurs. The crow wasn’t someone she could easily recognize, despite the facial markings. She did not know better – considering her limited knowledge on magic and its vast reaches. How strange it was to find that crow speaking to them, accompanied by two passive serpents.

Carefully the dunskin pegasi crept closer, enough to hear their words. Though not close enough to hopefully gain their attention. She wasn’t sure yet, if these were the types of meetings she could insert herself into. Despite the child that resided among them, they seemed to be acquainted already.

As quietly as she could be, Ru settled beside several trees. Leaning her head against the rough bark of one large trunk.

And catching Yael's familiar voice, reaching out with a; “Please. Do go on…”