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07-09-2012, 08:11 PM
ooc: Couth has already visited them once this month; she's more there for moral support than anything BUTIFANYBLESSINGSSHOULDHAPPENTOHERTHAT'DBECOOL XD
ic: Having pledged herself to the Qian and to Mirage's service, Couth had eagerly volunteered to go with Mirage to the Veins of the Gods to seek support from the Moon Goddess. She wanted to do her best to play a part in righting the Balance and would do so with Mirage as her leader, who she would faithfully follow. She realized that the Qian was not a herd but a collective, but in her mind Mirage might as well have been the lead of a herd; Couth would follow her unless she was told to do otherwise by the dark, beautiful mare.
She and a few others followed the Weyrleader to the Veins of the Gods and in respect, Couth hung back by the mare's flank. After Mirage called upon the Goddess of the Moon and the God of the Earth, Couth stepped forward only momentarily; long enough to place another pearl she had collected on the Moon Goddess' shrine, and a ruby- one from the bottom of the pool in the Dark Forest- on the shrine of the God of the Earth. As a filly, while in the care of her mother, Couth had been taught to leave offerings when she asked for assistance or guidance and she had continued to do so as she grew up. Even if her calls went unanswered, she still revered the Gods and their ways. She stepped back once again, humbly moving back along Mirage's flank and flicking her ears forward to listen for their arrival.
ic: Having pledged herself to the Qian and to Mirage's service, Couth had eagerly volunteered to go with Mirage to the Veins of the Gods to seek support from the Moon Goddess. She wanted to do her best to play a part in righting the Balance and would do so with Mirage as her leader, who she would faithfully follow. She realized that the Qian was not a herd but a collective, but in her mind Mirage might as well have been the lead of a herd; Couth would follow her unless she was told to do otherwise by the dark, beautiful mare.
She and a few others followed the Weyrleader to the Veins of the Gods and in respect, Couth hung back by the mare's flank. After Mirage called upon the Goddess of the Moon and the God of the Earth, Couth stepped forward only momentarily; long enough to place another pearl she had collected on the Moon Goddess' shrine, and a ruby- one from the bottom of the pool in the Dark Forest- on the shrine of the God of the Earth. As a filly, while in the care of her mother, Couth had been taught to leave offerings when she asked for assistance or guidance and she had continued to do so as she grew up. Even if her calls went unanswered, she still revered the Gods and their ways. She stepped back once again, humbly moving back along Mirage's flank and flicking her ears forward to listen for their arrival.
