Wednesday's Child is Full of Woe

Just as she was coming to the realization of the current state of things, she became vaguely familiar with the presence of another. Her older sister, Fiametta had approached. Coming to investigate exactly what was happening, Mariah imagined. The older girl ask as to what the subject of her musings were, and before she gave her own response, she looked up to examine Fia's face. Looking past the intricate design the framed the left side of her face to look for the intention in her eye. If there was any, it was too muted for the younger girl to tell.

It wasn't that she didn't hold a familial affection for her older siblings. They were just distant. Avacyn and Saracyn were on their own. Fiametta was clearly right behind them if she had anything to do with it. So she relied heavily on her relationship with her own littermate- more than she cared to admit. She'd allow her silver gaze to pan back over the lake before answering. "Interesting? Yes. Practical or realistic? No." That was the truth. It was easy to day dream. Watch the reflection of the clouds pass by in the surface of the water. Or in her case, judge the narrow difference between herself and her brother that she had just noticed for the first time.

Not that she felt she owed Fia an explanation, she felt herself offering one anyway. "Malico is training with dad, and mom is busy. So it seems that it is the lake for today." And by the lake, she meant a day spent entertaining herself. Once she got bored here, she would certainly make her way up to the medical den and see what there was going on in there. "What about you? Anything that interests you?" Mariah asked pointedly. Though, her question was really tied to the context of the lake. She really just had no idea who here sister was.