Summons [Qian Meeting]

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Summons [Qian Meeting]

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Mare :: Unicorn :: 16.0 :: 3

ali

07-01-2012, 04:39 AM

The moon looks upon many night flowers;

The night flowers see but one moon

I was curled up beside my brother sleeping when, for the first time I could remember, Tallis woke me. There was an urgency about him as he nudged me to my hooves. His nudging continued even after I stood. Slowly, sleepily I walked in the direction he was pushing me. Gradually I came to my senses and began to realize how urgent he was being. Maybe if I was truly bonded with him I would know what he wanted. For me, unfortunately, he would only ever be a caretaker and a friend.

When I was awake enough Tallis took to the sky and I ran beneath him, glancing up occasionally to make sure I was still following him. I didn't know where he was bringing me, but I was confident in the dragon. He would never bring me anywhere where harm would come to me. My surroundings began to change to a forest and it became harder for me to see Tallis. My pace slowed when I lost sight of the orange dragon in the branches.

My heart skipped a beat as I began to realize that Tallis had lost me and I didn't know where I was. I couldn't even see the moon under the thick cover of branches and that made me feel even more lost. My ears twitched as voices floated through the trees. Against what would have been my better judgement had I not been lost, I ventured toward them. As the trees began to thin a bit I could see a group of horses. They were a mixture of winged, horned, and hornless. Two of them I recognized right away. Vikram, the dragon horse, and Mirage.

I inched from the cover of the trees, looking at each individual in turn before moving quickly to stand with Mirage. She was the only one I really knew out of anyone there. The only one I wasn't scared of. I inched toward her until I could feel her warmth against my hide. I only wished Tallis was there with me. Moments later I heard his familiar trill and he landed on the ground beside me and moved to sit protectively at my open side.