Mercury in gatorade or something

She felt kinda responsible for the kid since, you know, she’d let him be mauled by a bush on their last outing. So when he started pestering her about going out again, well, who was she to leave him behind?

Deluge measured her steps to those of the much smaller wolf and tried not to roll her eyes when he wandered off over this way or that. Approaching the verdant flames of the bonfire put the Fallen child on edge, but she shepherded her barely younger charge to one of the fallen pillars as the sun was setting. They could hang around and take part without really taking part, right? As the sun was lowering in the sky she checked out the fallen pillars, and tried to imagine what they might have looked like when they were all standing, and how on earth did they come up with where to put them anyway?

The snort that left her nose sent a cloud of dragon’s breath into the sky and she looked up as it dissipated into the sky. "Hey check it out," the stars were starting to come out, the brightest seeming to fall in line with the cirlcle below. "What do you think they mean?"