A Call To Become Something More
09-15-2018, 04:38 PM
Serene Validis The vision had struck a very, unnerving nerve in Serene's heart that had her constantly in a state of unease and discomfort. She felt agitated, like her own skin was riddled with fleas that caused such an uncomfortable feeling she wanted nothing more than to tear off her own coat. There was something, horribly wrong with the Fallen God and his wolves, a disconnection that had to be rectified or the downfall of this empire was sure to follow. After the meeting, Serene had sent the children home with their father, and waited for Ashiel by the bank. She was pacing back and forth, slowly creating a trough across the sand she walked on. She continued to run down the vision's discription, over and over she replayed Ashiel's words in her head trying to make a sense of the various scenes played before him. It was a knotted, choked forest. Trees grew just inches apart, twisting around each other... It was disjointed and chaotic in it's movements and horrifying to gaze upon... When it found nothing to eat its heads turned inward and it devoured itself." It was bad. How bad? Serene couldn't be certain. There was so much more to a vision than just the pictures displayed; there was emotions, feelings of intent behind certain objects or forms, there were key clues hidden within the words given that could only be known between the God and his disciple. Clearly, something Ashiel possessed made him invaluable to the Fallen God and thus out of all the souls swept away in the flood, all prime candidates to receive a vision in such parlous times, Ashiel was chosen. But why? Serene needed to know, it was the only way she could fully understand the connection between the male and his God and only after that would she be able to take in the full message delivered. Her mind raced with possibilities as her paws began to sink deeper into her trough, pacing desperately as she awaited Ashiel's presence. |
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