God's Garden. Talyssa couldn't imagine a better fitting name. As Mercury went on to tell the story of the likely origin of this tucked-away paradise, she listened intently. Her pale gaze panned from one side of the meadow to the other. The idea that nature was reclaiming this space- making it wild again, was a very poetic thought. To say that she loved it, would have been an understatement. "It's beautiful," the girl echoed his explanation softly. "I think I might like it better than the castle gardens." Yes, the manicured and decorated yards around their home had their own sense of beauty. But she felt deep in her heart this was the way things were meant to be. "I wonder what the first ones wanted it to look like ... and if they would like what it became." She mused out loud, not really expecting an answer.
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