it has come to pass...

Willow had suddenly vanished and everything went up in flames… well relatively speaking anyways. It all played out too quickly and too precisely to even know what had happened. The alabaster unicorn had been following Willow, due to their common ground in healing. She had wanted and yearned to learn as much as she could. She had stopped for an itch, and in the next moment Willow was no longer there. NADIRA hadn’t panicked, necessarily, but she wasn’t about to go looking for the healer, as two options ran through her head.

One: Willow had taken a different route home, or had gotten side tracked and didn’t want to keep NADIRA from heading home. Two: Someone had taken her, just like they had taken Romani. And in any case, having the two of them disappear wasn’t a good plan. So, the bloodless canvas had headed home the long way, skirting the tails of the deep forest. She wasn’t exactly sure how the rest of the group got separated, but she was sure to find out all the answers she needed when she returned home. What the hell was going on around here?

It was apparent she was a tad bit late in returning home, for she already spotted Argetlam and Aaron standing beside each other. The unicorn picked up her gait, moving into a fluid and rocking motion. The wind combed it’s way through her silky strands, as they rippled lightly on the breeze of summer; Tallsun. As she neared the two stallions, she collected her pace to a two beat and then ceased her movement as she stood in front of the mason pair.

“Sorry, I took a detour after loosing sight of Willow. What happened?”

Her question was a broad one at that, and her quizzical glance to either stallion said she would accept any answer at this point. It wasn’t that she was desperate for answers. But it seemed strange, out of sorts to her, to have arrived in Helovia, and be invited to join the Foothills, and suddenly members were disappearing, including their leader, Jackal. She had never had a good feeling about him, but having been new, she didn’t think it quite her place to be judgmental. But feelings were feelings, and she couldn’t help but feel a tingling sensation flood her.

Something was up, and she wanted to know why, and possibly what had caused this big disturbance. She hoped she had not brought her bad luck with her when she had been transported to Helovia. She would find out, soon, right?