time to dance

It felt good to be out of the den and even out of the gorge even if it would only be for a short time. Of course her den was there so she would ultimately have to turn in for the night, but the stars tonight were beautiful and the sky was more than clear enough to see them. Although she was used to living in the dark in her youth and had never quite gotten used to a more normal schedule, she found herself a bit tired as she laid down and relaxed on the flat, short grass of the dancefloor.

Even if she spent the night out here alone she wouldn't complain, though company would be preferred. Did any of her children like star gazing? She wasn't sure, and briefly frowned when she couldn't really think of anything that her children liked. She'd been away too long, taking care of herself, their sibling, and one of Medusa's oldest children to have any real bonding time with her children. She considered calling for them, all of them, but realized it was late and that they would likely be asleep. She didn't want to be rude and wake them from what was probably a good dream, however, so she could only hope that company would arrive in some form.

"Speech!"