The world is what we make it

*Eris* · 05-25-2019, 05:09 PM

Eris Pyre

With her family surrounding her, Eris felt something finally slide into place. This was good and right. This was where she belonged, piled between her siblings, warmth and familiar smells all around. Part of her wished this moment would never end. Surrounded on all sides, nothing could hurt her - nothing could hurt them. It was a balm on her aching spirit. "I can feel you relax," Eris whispered to Ballad, gently nuzzling whatever was nearest to her. Slowly, the other female's body language was changing. An inner tension was releasing. Eris was elated to have provided this comfort - it was so often that they had come to her rescue, and now she was able to return the favor.

"Your story, brother, is... Well, I am not as familiar with it," she confessed. It had been a long time since Eris had been part of Ademre sparring, although some of her earliest and fondest memories were wrestling with Ballad and Lament before they had grown too large to be careful with her. She recited what she could from her memory. "When we were very little, I was trained alongside you. We all had such fun! It wasn't so serious then, and I could..." I could see. "I could keep up with you," she evaded. "But I can tell you what I know of the Lethani! The code that guides us," Eris hurried onward, relaying what she could remember of their shared moral compass. Love, affection, unity she signed to them quickly, reiterating without words how thrilled she was to be reunited. "And of course, the Sword Tree. By the time I began to follow you, it was... well, a bit harder to make out, but I have the clearest memories of its far-reaching branches and bright, fiery red blooms. Beneath it are stones laid in order for the greatest warriors of our people to overcome - to gain a stone, you must defeat the one who holds it." She looked hopefully to Lament, wondering if it might help him at all. Although all of her siblings were close to her heart, she was most eager for his approval.
"Speech"|"Ademic"

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