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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 9:14 pm
"Nice to meet you too. Ahh, sorry you've not been feeling well, but you seem to be better?" Gwynna's voice rose slightly at the query. She rolled her eyes at the mule and gave her a tentative scritch, hoping she wasn't about to get chomped.
"I suppose it's been a few months. I tend to lose track of time." She shrugged, one hand straying to her waistband.
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 9:25 pm
Pan nodded, "Yes I'm feeling much better today, first day I felt confident enough to step outside and get a bit of fresh air when people are about." She was obviously overly paranoid about infecting people with her flu.
Pan eyed the mule carefully hopeing as well that she wouldn't chomp Gwynna. But Shee was way too lazy to even bother, she just stepped away from her hand a bit and munched on some grass.
"Do you have a child like the others?" Pan asked. If Gwynna did she would definately wish to meet her.
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 9:43 pm
"That's good to hear." Gwynna smiled and flicked her fingers at the mule, who was clearly not interested in being patted. Suddenly reminded of the flute at her waist, she grinned again. "Not.. exactly. I mean, she isn't a child yet." She pulled out the flute, holding it carefully yet firmly.
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 9:47 pm
Now Pan had seen all sorts of magical things, she had come face to face with a dragon, she had seen alchemist turn lead into gold but she had NEVER seen a object turn into a living breathing... person.
That was why she looked at Gwynna as if she belonged to a nuthouse, "Oh.. huh yeah my. What a lovely flute.... but do you seriously think that she will turn into a child." Pan hasn't been cleared on how the fortunettes worked yet, seeing val only in passing. She laughed nervously.
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 9:53 pm
Gwynna blinked. Didn't she know? "Well... yes," she said simply. "I saw a child grow right in front of me at the Wagon Ordering Ceremony. It seems these children, these Fortunettes, begin life as enchanted items. And this flute--" she paused a moment, "is one of them." Her eyes shone with the firm belief of this, no matter how odd it sounded.
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 10:00 pm
Pan thought back to the wagon ordering ceremony and while she did see Anezka grow, she wasn't an object. "Well, I suppose anything is possible." She reached out, "May I?" maybe if she touched it, she could feel if it had magic in it. But the woman did appear to be telling the truth, Pan just wondered if she was a little crazy.
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 10:06 pm
"Yes, you may, just.." Of course the woman would be careful! she berated herself mentally. Gwynna handed the flute over, fingers lingering only a moment to show her brief hesitation and sense of possession.
Of course, Gwynna probably was just a little bit crazy; living on her own for over a year, after so much suffering, would make anyone just a bit touched; but about this, at least, she was quite correct.
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 10:32 pm
Pan reached her hands out to hold the flute, taking it carefully in her hands just like Gwynna had asked. "Thanks." She felt a little buzz, like it was warm in her hands and it tickled a tiny bit. She was right, it was indeed magical and even felt like had life within it.
"well, I suppose your right." Pan put the flute up to her lips without hesitation and played a uppity little tune.
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 10:40 pm
The flute trilled, as if happy to be played. Gwynna giggled. "You play?" she asked? It was always nice to find a fellow musician.
At least Pandara seemed less skeptical, if not completely convinced. Gwynna herself had found it a bit difficult to accept, even growing up within the Gypsy tradition. But once the little flute had fallen into her hands, she could hardly do anything other than believe. The flute thrummed with magic, and not just the energy that a well-played, well-loved instrument takes on.
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 11:07 pm
Pan put down the flute, returning it to Gwynna, "Yes a little not much and I can only do simple things. Kind of something I was bourn knowing, playing wind instruments." Odd thing that it was, but it had been engrained into every satyrs genetic memory. "Do you play as well?" She would love to hear a true musician right now play an instrument and Pan was excited with the hope that Gwynna could play her a song.
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Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 12:52 pm
"Oh yes. My specialty is voice and violin, but I can play a flute competently." With that, Gwynna put the flute to her lips and played the same haunting melody she'd performed for Oqaia. The trees seemed to listen in and a gentle breeze ruffled Gwynna's long wavy hair.
A moment later, the gypsy smiled into the silence, the flute tucked carefully back into her waistband.
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Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2006 10:33 am
"Wow... that was amazing. If flute isn't your specialty I would love to hear you play the violin and sing." Gwynna seemed rather nice, and seemed to have a magical type of talent. Pan was definately impressed.
"Well, it was nice meeting with you, but I have lots of chores to finish up. I can't wait to see your... little one grow up." It was still an odd thing for Pan to comprehend but in this world, anything was possible.
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Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 9:35 pm
Gwynna smiled, pleased and embarrassed by the praise. "I think it's more the... abilities of the flute, but I try." She pushed her hair out of her eyes and nodded. She should probably get back to her wagon as well.
"It was lovely to meet you as well, Pan. I'm sure we'll visit again!" The 'we' seemed to include the flute, and Gwynna's slim hand drifted vaguely to her side. With a saucy grin and momentary dance-step, Gwynna practically skipped away, full of good spirits on a lovely day.
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Posted: Tue Mar 21, 2006 7:12 pm
Hideing the Eggs
The morning was new and everyone was asleep. Pan stretched her limbs out, kicking her hoofs up as she lifted herself up out of the small bed. She shuffled across her wagon, washing her hands and face in a water basin.
Spring was finally here, and Pan knew this. She had prepared for this day. Yesterday she spent time boiling eggs over the fire and watched as they grew hard. She then painted them colorfully, all different colors and shapes and each on unique in it's own way. Stowing them away she went to bed happy thinking of where she would hide them.
But now was that time, to hide the eggs. She forced herself to awaken before any other gypsy or Fortunette would dare too, all of them still slumbering away. Putting on an orange skirt and typing a kerchief over her short orange hair to keep it back, Pandara grabbed the basket. She yawned, the eggs had been sitting in a cool place to keep them fresh and since she was up late prepareing them, they were still very much edible. Her stomach rumbled as she used all her will power to NOT eat one of them.
Strideing out of her wagon, the sun was not up quite yet but the sky was blue as it was starting to see the light of day. Birds were starting to chirp here and there, buds were on the trees. Pan immediately came to full awakening as the crisp morning air hit her nose. It smelled lovely. It was a bit chilly but it was the kind of chill that envelops someone all over, causing their body to awaken and feel new, fresh and revitalised. Pandara felt the magik within the air. It felt like it was seeping into her soul as well.
She smiled at the day. "Good morning." She told it as she skipped off to different directions. Her mules were still asleep even, not budging even from the noise her hooves made on the floor board.
Skipping across the newly sproating grass, her hooves and lower part of her skirt being dampened by the crystal morning dew, Pan found her first spot. A small dent in the ground which she layed a green egg. She hid a couple in the wheels of a wagon, some in batches of wild flowers along side of the trail. She stopped to speak to a tulip along the way, still new and in it's infancy.
"Heylo cute littl' new bourn." She smiled at the plant.
"Huuuh... Hello, what be you?" The tulip asked curiously. It was still new to the world.
"I'm a Pan! Would you mind to hide this egg amoungst your leaves?" It seemed like a good spot for such a thing.
The plant giggled, "A PAN! OH and an egg? Whazzat?"
Pan laughed as she pulled her egg out to show the tulip, it's pink bud was still not yet open to the world. "It's this." It was a pink one with tiny pink flowers painted on it, "And this one matches you. Happy Ostara. Now I must go and hide more before the disk hits above the tree line." She waved at the small friend as she went to hide the rest.
"Bai Bai Pan... Thank you for the egg." The plant giggled, continueing on it's plant way.
Pan hid the rest of the eggs in various spots. Then suddenly noticed the basket was empty. She smiled as her job was done, hopeing to see the children scurry amoungst the places finding all of them they could. She hoped she would get to eat at least one of them for she was hungry. Maybe some fresh oats to start her day.
The disk hit the tree line as Pandara galloped back to her wagon, she greeted it before she went in, taking in the first solar rays of spring into her soul. Spring was here, everything was new and it was a good day.
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Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2006 7:01 pm
Valelldia did not have far to go to reach Spotted Sage. It was very near her own in the wagon train, and it always had unfamiliar, yet wonderful scents around it that drew the gypsy's interest as she passed it's lovely wooden form. Today, what drew her in was not the smell, or the atmosphere- but rather, the personage it contained. It was a woman she had only briefly met... and that was something the caravan leader could not abide for. Not when the woman seemed so intriguing.
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