And The Angels Fell { Birthing }

[OPEN] And The Angels Fell { Birthing }

Lyanna the Windswept Posts: 313

World's Edge Queen atk: 7 | def: 11 | dam: 4.0

Mare :: Pegasus :: 15.2 :: 5 years HP: 64 | Buff: NOVICE

Kyra

06-11-2017, 05:01 PM

i am a leaf on the wind

She is still not used to not having her healing magic, so much more useful than the ability to clear tensions around her. She’d been able to save lives once, and now she could only hope to make those around her less angry. They were not the same, and the quest from the Goddess to get her own healing magic still hung in her mind. She needed two more horses, but they were proving harder to find than she might have expected. No, that’s not true, she knew it would be a hard quest to find so many needles in so many haystacks.

Tin finds her first, and she always worries when a companion comes without their bonded. Soon the call of “healer!” makes it through despite the cracks of thunder and the pouring rain. It’s a terrible day already, but Lyanna is quick to respond anyway. She’d respond quickly for anyone, but her steps are faster still for Raeden, for the golden mare that was one of her better friends here.

It doesn’t take her long to find the Specter, but she is far from the first. A stallion she doesn’t know but who seems like he might be the father is there, along with one of the nurses, Kiada. There are two new faces though, beautiful little things, lying in the grass near Raeden. One is pale and the other dark, and the dark one seems to be emanating some sort of mist?

Kaida offers herbs, and Lyanna joins in time to add, “There is no such thing as only a nurse.” There is no such thing as ‘only’ anything, really. Everyone starts somewhere. The girl doesn’t fret as Lyanna does, which is probably a good thing. Lyanna keeps her mask of calm on her face though, smiling at Raeden and Calstron, “You have two very beautiful children.” She moves toward the twins, checking the boy first, if he will let her, for any obvious signs of issues, before moving on to the girl to do the same if the filly will allow her close enough. It’s likely she won’t be able to hear much of anything wrong in the rain, and they seem healthy enough, but she checks out of habit anyway.

watch how i soar.

lyanna