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 Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2015 11:22 am
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Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2015 1:42 pm
True to her habit, Dyani threw herself into a wild loop-de-loop, losing herself in the joy of flying. She laughed as she tumbled and spiraled along, her flight patterns the erratic lift-drop like a sparrow or a butterfly. She was looking for a promising field of flowers, but there was no real rush, considering her heart still danced from a morning spent on the beach.
So you've been in this place for a moon or two, but haven't done much wandering or made many near friends... Don't know much about the herds here either... Why don't you change that? For the most part Dya ignored the little pearls of wisdom bestowed on her by her subconscious, but she couldn't argue the fact she was lonely... And curious about this new homeland. And so she had once again taken up wandering, gone exploring along the shore and then through the woods.
The surf was like coming home, so she'd danced in the salt water far past dawn. She'd chased waves and gone searching for tide pools, even picked her way through the shells on the beach. There were many other coves and beaches to visit, and she'd already decided she'd try to see one every other day. Her spirits were higher, by the sea. The salt water and whisper of the winds buoyed her spirits.
"All and all, this seems as nice a place as any. Not that you can really judge that much, since you don't know much about the area." The mare mused to herself as she dipped and dove, circling the clearing for a moment before 'shrugging off' her smaller shape and returning to her normal size. "Exploring aught to fix that, of course."
The Cery-Flutter called Dyani Aluminè landed and shook herself from her nose to her fawn-like tail, shaking off the light mist of a morning storm she had flown through. The movement made the silver bells just behind her ears chime brightly in the still air. She didn't much care for shrinking herself down the way flutters did, felt less able to defend herself and like she was able to cover less ground. Still, it was sort of nice, if she wanted to just disappear from sight. She wasn't as good at it as the pure flutters were, but needs must.
Still, she was pleased to be standing in her normal size and shape as she paced across the glade, hooves light and silent. Flicking her tail, the Cery-Flutter mare stopped and bowed her head, drinking deeply from the small crystal stream that had caught her attention from overhead.
"Much better." She murmured as she swallowed and raised her head. "Now, what to do with myself for the rest of the day?"
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Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2016 12:37 pm
 Mikasi flicked his wings slightly, sending him into a spiral downwards. He was as small as a fox at this point, so the move was silent, letting him pass into the trees without so much as a whisper. He felt like he'd be flying for ages, guided by the Star and a wish heard on the wind. Mika was finally where he knew he needed to be.
After landing as silently as he flew, he reverted to his original size, silver bells tinkling on his chest. He'd had them forever, as he knew that his sister had hers. It was that sound that had led him hear, impossible to hear but impossible to ignore. And he couldn't help but smile at the first sight of his sister since they were little. She'd grown up well, and he was glad of that. It'd been so long since he'd seen her, he felt a little giddy, dancing silently on his hooves before heading for the clearing where she stood.
Mika had wandered for a long time, for reasons he would not disclose. Something he planned to keep close to his heart, anyway. If his sister was anything like he remembered, she may be able to pry the truth out of him. But until then, his past, where he had been and what he had been doing all these years, was his to keep.
Not that that fact was going to keep him from trying to get 'Lumi to tell him everything that he'd missed while he was gone. They were both new to this place, relatively, and he was interested in both this place and her past. Honestly, he was just excited to see her again. Family was important, after all.
"You could always find a way into entertain me, little 'Lumi." Mika stopped on the other side of the stream, suddenly worried that she might not want to see him after his sudden disappearance. He was good at that, suddenly being somewhere, or just as suddenly not there. Mika was never one for goodbyes, or hellos, or any form of formalized greeting or dismissal.
The bells sparkled on his chest, ringing slightly with his breathing as he waited for some response from his little sister. He was glad she still wore her bells, it made him grin at her. Even if her response wasn't favorable, Mika was still glad to see her. It had been too long. Even without the Star, he had been thinking that he should find her again. Of course, without the Star, it would have been much more difficult to do so. He would have started off looking in the wrong direction, for starters. But the Star led him here, let him to the only home that mattered, his sister.
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