Song of a chance meeting

*Nona* · 09-27-2014, 05:37 PM

It would seem that they too were hit with the storm which worried the earthen toned fae. She sat on the other side of the borders of Isokan only picking up on a few familiar scents, particularly Allen's scent. Nona threw back her head raising her maw to the sky and letting out a howl hoping to get Quelt's attention. She knew him by name and face but only by the sheer fact of seeing him at the meeting which felt like so long ago even though it truly wasn't. She had to provide aid here as well, after all Allen was family to her even though they weren't related by blood which still meant helping everyone she could here.

Nona felt like she would be both blessed and honored to meet the man who would've been Kashkar had he not become alpha of Isokan which she believed he deserved to be leader of his own pack. She would wait patiently however the thought of song came forth and thus her inky lips parted for the lyrics without thinking of what she wanted to sing in the first place,

"Tōi kunide wa, watashi wa, taiyō ga zenpō no dōro ni hikari o ataete iru... Watashi wa watashi jishin no kokoro no kyōkai-nai ni tojikomerare, ushinawareta hakken shitaga, watashi ga shozoku doko ka wakaranai..."

(In the distant lands, I've found myself lost, trapped within the confines of my own mind...the sun has given light to the road ahead, but I don't know where I belong...)

Maybe they could hear her singing or maybe they couldn't. Either way it felt good to sing again for once as she hadn't done so for a little while. Hopefully it wouldn't take long for the person she hoped to speak with before crossing Isokan borders. Not wanting to cause trouble for them herself as right now the storm had already caused enough problems that she wished to help fix using what she knew of healing, despite not being the best healer let alone talented she didn't doubt herself with what she could do.

"Speech"

(OOC: Couldn't think of a better title)

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