Ming Yue

Showing our pale light in the moonlight.

Her bones had settled into the reluctant walk of a lifetime, her ragged frame being thrown about within the moonlight that had come to shroud the heavens. She basked in its pale light as her azurine and ebony body felt its power piercing through her. She could walk! After her humiliating fall at the Blood Falls she had had no energy to even lift her skull to its full extent, nevermind following Rikyn into his secluded homeland. Yet with some incredible strength within her, which felt like a surge of wamrth flowing within her joints she had managed it. There were many stop offs along the way, with the darkened mudded stag explaining where they were for future reference: the Threshold, apparently where the new creatures (who hadn't been thrown into a new world by the Spark) found their way into Helovia, then the Deep Forest, Thistle Meadow and finally the Frostbreath Steppe. Even in the warmer climate of Birdsong these places still retained their cool temperatures and Ming Yue revelled in it. She was already beginning to fall for her new world, maybe even her saviour. But obviously, not in the sexual sense. She shook her heavy cranium when that thought came into her head, feeling guilty for even touching on such a topic when she was a few years senior to her guide. She simply admired his strength and his kind heart.

Ming Yue never paid attention to the fact that it was through passive magic through which Rikyn was leading her to the Basin. In her thoughts she simply concentrated on being there in both spirit and sense. She took her pools and laid them on the new terraria: emerald grass with flowers blossoming like their mountain heritage and a breeze that signified the freshness of Birdsong. The fae felt comforted by its evident lush food and inviting appearance.

And then she took her glance over to Rikyn who wasn't far from her. She halted and took in his brawny appearance and was amazed that such a character could still remain so energised and bouncy. A flicker of humour lit within her brain as she gathered he might be using this as a ploy in order to make her think he wasn't exhausted. She was.

Well, this is it, the Aurora Basin.

He missed the huge metal statures towering above both creatures' heads and simply forgetting them in his small declaration, and this baffled the queen. How could you not forever feel inclined to oblige such intimidating things? Instead of mentioning these things, she kept a cool head and halted within a hair's length away from Rikyn and sighed, saying,
"It is a beautiful country, you're very lucky to be living here," then she cocked her cranium towards him, "Were you born here?" Ming Yue's orbs were tired and dull but they remained warm towards her new friend. And then he opened up his invitation to show her around, to which she replied, "Are you allowed to give tours to non-members?" Concern hit her with a steady realisation that she was within a territory who did not consider her as friend or foe. She was nobody, and a nobody that was too weak to fend for herself should any creature believe she was unwelcome or a threat to the herd.



[OOC: sorry I didn't mean to take as long as I have!
Basically Ming Yue is liking the territory (possible new member? ;D) but is feeling cautious about whether she is allowed to be without being a herd member so this still keeps it open for a leader to state whether she can stay.]