RÁERU

OF THE NIGHTFALL

Looking up she noted Alysanne approaching them and grinned widely, pleased to see her friend coming to greet them. With a word that the pale dove did not catch the spikes that protected their beautiful home retreated into the earth. 'Well how do you like that?' She had no idea that the spikes could do that, she would have to ask Alysanne about how she's managed such an impressive feat. The mare was nattering on about figures that she'd never heard of before. There was no such deity named Terra to her knowledge. That of course doesn't mean that there wasn't a Goddess by that name but Ráeru stuck to the Gods she knew existed. "The leaders are spiritual but we have a seer that is in charge of leading spirituality in The Edge." She cleared her throat and then shook her head, "I have no idea who that is." Returning her gaze towards the edge, waiting for someone to stumble upon them, she explained. "In Helovia we have four Gods, the Gods of the Sun, Earth and Time. Here at The Edge we praise only the Moon Goddess." Unless one chose to pray to the other Gods, although she doubted that the individual would pronounce it.

She was sure the answer the questions before Alysanne reached them, sparing the mare the tedious task of answering the same questions over. "Alysanne!" Ráeru responded calling out to the painted Lady in turn. Rarely did she sound so pleased to see someone, though she generally liked and respected the painted mare. It also seemed that Alysanne had become quite fond of her. "How have you fared?" She inquired after the mare's well being before they turned to the task at hand, the new member. She allowed introductions to be made, her eyes flickering between the two females beside her. Stepping back and allowing Ingrid and Alysanne to meet each other properly, without any intervention. The pale dove was quite sure that Ingrid would be able to handle this interaction by herself, especially as Ráeru now didn't believe that the mare was completely crazy. Instead Ráeru turned her gaze towards The Edge wondering if her brothers were currently within The Edge. After this was finished she ought to seek either one or both of them out and see how they had been during her absence. After all there was very little she could do for Ingrid now, she brought her to The Edge and now the mare had to stand upon her own hooves. As her mind and eyes wondered she found herself loosing track of the conversation, barely paying attention to any words that may be passed between the two mares.