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07-27-2012, 07:15 AM
I just shrug when Mauja says that he thinks the Moon and the Earth have better control over themselves than the Sun did. It's just too obvious, even to me, that our debate would keep going round and round with no real end. "Maybe." I agree. "But I don't think I can blame the Sun for his temper. A being of heat and fire is bound to have a fiery temper, don't you think?" Even if I didn't blame him for his temper it didn't excuse what he was putting us through. Silence developed only to be broken when Mauja called me wise. I turned my head and looked at him, my head tilting slightly. On my back Tallis hummed what I assumed to be his agreement. No one had called me wise before so I liked the feeling of being complimented. I smiled. "You are wise, too." Even if a little blinded by the moon. Maybe one day I would be like that when I had a stronger faith and didn't view the world through the eyes of a child. Maybe when I was grown everything wouldn't seem so wonderous and awe-inspiring. "I would love to visit her lands." I say after Mauja invites me, but then I frown. "But I don't think I can. My mother says that I can't go into other lands unless the leader invites me." She called it trespassing and I didn't want to do that out of fear of getting into trouble. |
