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 Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 6:32 am
Satin smiled. "It sounds very busy." He looked around at the vineyards and picked a grape off one of them. "The grapes taste delicious here." He said, popping it into his mouth.
"What have I learned so far at your father's temple..." He smiled. "I've learned more music than I thought I would know, and that the grapes here taste much better than the mortal world's grapes." He grinned. "I've learned that wine making is facinating. I'm looking forward to learning how it's done." He said.
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Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 7:11 am
She grinned lightly. "Of course they are. They have to be. My father's vine yards supply the majority of wine to the mortal world." Reaching out a paw, she ran her fingers along the soft leaves of a vine. They rustled with her touch and made her smile more. White always had a close connection towards plants for some reason. They were just easier to talk to sometimes than real Fae. Never judging or scrutinizing.
Turning her head towards Satin, she nodded. "Father is rather astute with his music." The female looked at the plants once again. "My mother used to tell Red and I when we were younger how he often went to the mortal world and played his flute for all to hear. Though he doesn't do that much anymore. He always seems so busy with this and that. And now that my younger siblings are grown he's delved more into his work once again." She relinquished her hold on the plant, looking down at her paw casually. "If you are interested in learning how to make wine then I would suggest talking to one of the wine masters. I'm sure they'd be more than happy to teach you. Wine making is a dieing tradition and if they do not teach others than they will be the last ones who have that knowledge and time to do so."
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Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 5:10 pm
"The mortal world must be sad that his attention has drifted from playing there." Satin joked. He smiled, watching White as she touched the vine.
"And I will have to ask a wine master to teach me. It sounds like a wonderful thing to do. Would you like to learn with me?" Satin asked. He blushed. "Though you must already know how it's done. How silly of me to ask." He chuckled some and looked up at the sky.
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Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 5:45 pm
A slight sadness came to the goddess' eyes as a small frown appeared upon her lips. "I'm afraid to say that the mortal world does not turn its eyes constantly to certain gods anymore. Ones like my father who have smaller domains. Unlike the racial gods or those with larger domains. Its a sad thing really, but there isn't much you can do when you do not have a large following."
White blinked as she caught his blush out of the corner of her eye. Laughing lightly, she shook her head. "And I'm also afraid to say that no I have not learned how to make wine. Its just one of those things I guess that I never really got into like others." Placing her paws in her lap again, she turned to look at him fully. Her frown fading away as a soft smile came. "But maybe I could enjoy it more if you were there with me?"
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Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 5:50 pm
Satin sighed and shook his head. "It's sad. If only there were more who knew about your father. I'm sure you'd have a larger following here. Though, with too many faes, it may start to feel crowded." Satin chuckled again.
"Maybe it would be more fun to do it together." Satin said. He smiled at White. "I know I'd enjoy it more if you were there with me."
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Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 5:55 pm
"Yes, I think my father might prefer the small gathering of Fae he has. Its easier to keep track of them I'm sure." White blushed lightly, turning her head just a bit to keep Satin from seeing. She really should learn the trade after all. One day her or one of her siblings may have to take over his domain, though unlikely, and one really should be prepared for such a thing. "Ok then. We'll have to go talk to one of the wine masters sometime. Whenever you are ready."
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Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 6:03 pm
"What's wrong with now? It's never too early to learn, right? And, as you said, there's different picking times. The sooner we learn, the more we can do. Do you know any masters that are avaliable at the moment?" Satin asked.
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Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 6:06 pm
Well, he was kind of right. No time like the present eh? Putting a finger to her lips, she thought for a moment. Eyes fluttering upwards as if looking for the answers on the inside of her eyelids. "I may know a couple who aren't too busy at the moment that might teach us. I'm sure if one can't the other could. They tend to switch on and off every now and then so that the other doesn't get too tired from working."
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 4:25 am
Satin stood up slowly, still smiling. He was going to learn something new today, and that excited him.
"That's great!" He said. He looked at White and held a paw out to help her up. "Let's go look for them."
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Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 1:50 am
She looked at his paw for a moment, a slight ting of heat rising to her cheeks. White never really held hands with anyone. Perhaps when she and Red were younger they would hold hands. Her parents pretty much carried her around most of the time when she was too little to walk very fast.
Blinking, she brought her mind back to the present situation and with a small smile she took his paw into her own. Rising from her seat she gave his paw a little squeeze. It felt as if her paw was sweating a bit. Glancing around, she clicked her tongue against the roof of her mouth. "We can try the wine factory first. Its just on the south side of the vine yards. A bit of a walk, but if your up to it I am."
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 3:43 am
Satin noticed the slight hesitatioon in White's decision to take his paws, also noting the red tint in her cheeks. He smiled slighting when she stood up and looked around.
"No, I don't mind a bit of a walk." Satin said. "Let's go." He added.
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Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 1:38 pm
Nodding, she smiled and lead the way. White might of been a bit drawn back from the world but whenever she felt the need to she would take the lead. It was the same way with her siblings. She always ended up the leader of their little group for something or other. So perhaps she was just accustomed to it.
She still felt as if her paw was sweating. Eyes cast off to the side as she glanced at the tall rows of grape vines that grew high over their heads. The Goddess didn't need to look where she was going. She knew her father's temple and vineyards better than most of those who lived here. White could probably even walk around with her eyes closed and never break a vase or run into a wall.
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Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2008 2:42 pm
"The lands are very beautiful." Satin said, looking around with a smile. He knew he could trust White to not lead him into a wall, and was glad to be able to look around frequently. "Who does all the tending for the land scaping?" He asked.
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Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 7:24 am
Nodding again, she turned her head slightly to look at him. "Yes, the land is very beautiful. Of course, you'd expect that from the home of a God I'm sure." White laughed lightly. The Godly world always seemed to out shine the mortal one in beauty and perfection. But it was the imperfections of the mortal world that made it all the more special.
"The landscaping takes care of itself. As my father tells it, theres always magic around. So its like it has a mind of its own. And that way the followers aren't always running around trying to tend to things like that when they could be doing more important things. Kind of like the land and the plants all have a mind of their own."
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Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 1:35 pm
"That's an interesting way to look at it. I bet it helps when the dieties have children. There's no way that they'll be hurt, right? The land looks out for the children, since they are connected to the temple. Or am I way off?" Satin asked, chuckling nervously.
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