It wasn't too often that she got to spend one on one time with her sisters. They just had different interests, and it ended up pulling them in different directions. However, today was something else entirely. She cleared her throat to speak, all before a quick look to the sky to ensure that Eira (their father's raven) was still trailing above. As soon as she picked her out from the clouds, she continued on with her conversation starter. "You gotta see this place, Dusk!" Talyssa reiterated with enthusiasm as she cast a sideways glance to her shadowy sibling. "It's called a waterfall. I had never seen anything like it." The fawn-spotted fae described. The spectacular sight was still easily recalled as it was etched in her mind.
It wasn't long before the echo could be heard in the distance. She loved seeing it the first time when she came with their father. But now she was stricken with a new kind of excitement. She couldn't wait to see the look on her sisters face. Hopefully Dusk would think that it was as awesome as she did. When it finally came into sight, she was practically bounding with each step. As they approached the drop off, it just appeared that the river suddenly ended. But she knew exactly what was in store. "What do you think!?" Talyssa asked eagerly, waiting for her sister to offer her opinion.
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