08-05-2019, 10:02 PM
She had taken to the sky so often these days, especially now that Felicitey was old enough to be on her own searching for her own place to call home, that today she decided to confine herself to a place that wouldn't let her escape so easily. She had dropped from the sky hours ago on the outskirts of the forest and with her wings tucked neatly to her sides she found comfort beneath the shade of the heavy forest trees. The sun light only filtered there in small areas not large enough for her to wish for the open sky.
She had made her way deep into the heart of the forest her white and grey feathering around her legs picking up random twigs and fallen leaves that had not yet degraded back into the ground.
She had come to Beqanna full of life and dreams of finding love and settling down. So far she had only flirted her way into conversation with only a couple other equines, none of which progressed to anything more than one day small talk. She had fallen pregnant and with the unexpected onslaught of motherhood with out a partner she had been consumed with uneasiness.
The whole situation pushed the idea of someone special completely out of mind and had lead her to spead an ungodly amount of time amongst the ever changing, but constant sky.
Why was this what her life had become? Wasn't
she beautiful enough? Wasn't she kind enough? Her sky blue eyes trailed the divided branches above her as she walked. Only the sound of a large something coming to a standstill a short ways off infront of her pulled her attention away from her own thinking. Was it a tree that had fallen? Or something more ominous? She would need to find out for herself.
She made her way forward as a splash of reds and oranges shifting through the trees ahead caught her attention. When she passed the clearing she stopped suddenly. A handsome stallion had found his way to a thick grazing spot. Her eyes traced his body in curiosity as she stepped forward, a twinkle in her eye as she closes the space between them. She dropped her head beside his as she took a mouthful of deliciousness.
Eating, she had not done much of that lately.
When she had finished her fill she gazed at the chestnut stallion pegasus, a stark difference to her lightness of grey and white dappling along with her opal colored wings. His tresses looked as if he were on fire, and she never could resist a hot flame. Hello, what brings you to the forest today? she asked her sing song voice drifting softly between them.
She had made her way deep into the heart of the forest her white and grey feathering around her legs picking up random twigs and fallen leaves that had not yet degraded back into the ground.
She had come to Beqanna full of life and dreams of finding love and settling down. So far she had only flirted her way into conversation with only a couple other equines, none of which progressed to anything more than one day small talk. She had fallen pregnant and with the unexpected onslaught of motherhood with out a partner she had been consumed with uneasiness.
The whole situation pushed the idea of someone special completely out of mind and had lead her to spead an ungodly amount of time amongst the ever changing, but constant sky.
Why was this what her life had become? Wasn't
she beautiful enough? Wasn't she kind enough? Her sky blue eyes trailed the divided branches above her as she walked. Only the sound of a large something coming to a standstill a short ways off infront of her pulled her attention away from her own thinking. Was it a tree that had fallen? Or something more ominous? She would need to find out for herself.
She made her way forward as a splash of reds and oranges shifting through the trees ahead caught her attention. When she passed the clearing she stopped suddenly. A handsome stallion had found his way to a thick grazing spot. Her eyes traced his body in curiosity as she stepped forward, a twinkle in her eye as she closes the space between them. She dropped her head beside his as she took a mouthful of deliciousness.
Eating, she had not done much of that lately.
When she had finished her fill she gazed at the chestnut stallion pegasus, a stark difference to her lightness of grey and white dappling along with her opal colored wings. His tresses looked as if he were on fire, and she never could resist a hot flame. Hello, what brings you to the forest today? she asked her sing song voice drifting softly between them.
Lady of the Lake Sky
Nimue Isolde
@[Flamebrand]
@[flamebrand]