She blossomed from the darkness.
The earthen woman had been locked away for far to long; not being able to breathe the fresh air, or have it play softly against her fair hair. She had been obtained within a cage; or so it had felt. What use is a body if you had no control over it? That was exactly what Luxuria had thought, for far to long she didnt get a chance to live. It had been atleast a year that she had missed out on. 4 seasons had past, who knows- perhaps even more. A figure was in her dreams, blurred out from her imagination, a wolf so kind and gentle, brought Luxuria into there care; wondering if she where to ever wake up. It was time, the goddess had awoken and she would be sure to find the wolf who had saved her. Her sight was of, and the woman couldnt help but walk all over the place. A lake had formed into her view, and she would waste no time in getting to it. Greedily, her tounge would drape into the liquid before intaking the water in heaps.
Her crown would raise, her angular muzzle soaked with the droplets- leaking quickly down the sides until there was no more. She was in a weakened state. Something she had never been accustomed to, she needed her family. To see them all again and drown within there precense. Zara; her dear Zara- where was she staying? Luxuria had trouble remembering her image, there was a block within the mind, as though her picture had been stripped away from a locket held tight as a precious token. That would be her motivation, to look for her and every other family member, to remember there faces one by one. An ache around her body would claim her; perhaps slightly unbereable, but it would not overcome her. Not this time, she would not let anything claim her again- no flu or accident will get in her way. She would walk slowly to a single tree, leaning her slender bodice against it for a moments of rest. She could only hope that another would trail along. She yearned to see the presence of those who still walk the lands.
Speech!
The young Black girl was still so very alone, a feeling she was still having a hard time getting used to. She had heard that much of her family had taken up residence farther west, and she had been hovering around there, hoping this news might also reach her twin and might bring them together again. She was reluctant to join her siblings though, not without Concord. They would make their decision together as they often did. She felt quite lost without him, almost like she was missing half of herself. The girl was tired, she had hardly slept all this time, her search seeming never to end. Paradox was set to wandering aimlessly, with no scent nor sound of her brother she had no real goal in mind. A lake rose up upon the horizon and she was suddenly aware of how thirsty she was. Unaware at first of the stranger just a ways off she pushed her silver muzzle into the cool water and lapped it up. Then lifting her head, violet gaze landed upon an older woman laying in the shade of a tree. Speech, |