It seemed the strange events were only going to get worse from here on out as the moon still refused to change its shape as normal and now the stars stretched from one side of the horizon to the other. Perhaps due to her young age, she would not have been so bothered by it but the way the older wolves acted, nearly flinching at every gentle breeze or odd sound... Laoise was thoroughly concerned. She hated to see the way that Mother always seemed restless now, the corner of her eyes drawn and fatigued. It caused a deep pain in Lee's heart every time she saw Aurielle. So Lee tried to keep a low profile and stay out of trouble as much as she could so that she did not cause Mother more trouble than the Spirit already had so Lee spent most of her time now, trying to gather and salvage any herbs that had somehow manage to survive.

The evening was beginning to take over the sky, not that it took much now a days with the strange blue cast the daylight now had, as Lee made her way to one of the various creeks that ran through the plains. Her dark paws crunched softly on the snow laden grass, her blue eyes scanned the landscape that flittered with numerous blue fireflies. She thought that they were almost cute with how they danced about, some even bobbing close enough to touch if she was brave enough to reach out. So engrossed with the fireflies, Lee almost missed the soft blue light coming off the ground in front of her until the sound of trickling water caught her attention and she looked down. A soft gasp left her parted lips as she stared down at the once clear creek that now swirled and glowed with bioluminescent bacteria and what looked like algae. Things that glowed did not bother her, her own mother and brother had a glow to them, but this was new. What if this was toxic and it was beginning to poison the packs water supply?  "Caithfidh mé a rá le mamaí." She said out look and then look around her trying to see if she spotted someone nearby.

Amorielle Adravendi

The world around her had grown dark. She had begun to feel lethargic and she felt like her world was off-balance as she tried to get used to the lack of daylight these days. Disorientation was another thing since she couldn't quite use the stars to navigate the way she liked since they blurred and streaked across the sky. She stuck close to pack lands most of the time, even more so now during this strange, foreboding phenomenon. Like her mother, Amorielle felt tired and she felt on edge. But she also felt restless. She didn't know what was going on, and she doubted anyone else knew, either. Drawing a sigh from her lips, Amory headed to the creek for a drink, but when she arrived, she was shocked to find that the once clear creek was laden with what appeared to be bioluminescent algae and bacteria. Well...so much for that. She frowned, wondering if perhaps the water would clear up if she went further upstream. Surely there had to be a clear spot for her to drink from, right? "Caithfidh mé a rá le mamaí." Ears perked at the sound of her sisters voice. She sounded like she was close, her voice carrying on the breeze. No doubt her sister had discovered the weirdness happening with the stream...she followed it up until she spotted her sibling, a concerned look on her face as she approached. "Deirfiúr, an bhfuil a fhios agat cad atá ar siúl?" She questioned with worry. Walk ---- "Speak" ---- "Labhair an Sean-Teanga." ---- "Hear" ---- Think

Laoise Adravendi

Her reddish ears caught the sound of paw steps on the snowy ground before her blue eyes caught her sister's white pelt approaching her. Lee welcomed her sister warmly, aiming to gently press her dark shoulder into her sister's white one and then shook her head in response to Amorielle's question. "Níl a fhios agam ... ní raibh sé mar seo níos luaithe." Laoise replied, the same concern plain on her voice. She met her sister's gaze for a moment before looking back to the swirling blue glowing water and her nostrils flared slightly as she drew in a tentative breath, trying to scent anything that would suggest that the water was now toxic. "LAn cuimhin leat Paladin ag rá rud ar bith faoi uisce gléineach tocsaineach inár gceachtanna?" She asked Amorielle, still using the Valhallan language as she did when she was disturbed by something. She tired to make her voice light and joking as she knew very well that they wouldn't have covered such a thing as this whole season has been completely strange and out of wack. Her eyes followed the creek up stream, trying to see if she could find a source of the glowing blue water mixed in with the familiar clear water but she could not spot anything from here. What if it was just as simple as something like that glowing spectral fox she had seen a few nights ago had died in the water and was contaminating it? That could be an easy fix as they could just remove the body from the water. "Déanaimis seiceáil ar an sruth agus féach an féidir linn cúis a fháil dó." Lee suggested, returning her eyes to her sister and gave a small nod but stayed still, wanting to make sure her sister was comfortable to go and search upstream. Walk ---- "Speak" ---- "Labhair an Sean-Teanga." ---- "Hear" ---- Think