07-18-2019, 07:20 AM
Around her, birds twitter merrily, and Djinni amuses herself by repeating their songs back to them. The bright light of dawn soon shifts to bright noon and then cool evening. Djinni waits, knowing their quest will take some time, yet still she smiles happily at the arrival of the first gift.
Gifts she thinks to herself, never unwilling to accept double tribute. Yet when Kensa blows on the little moonstone and send it into the sky, Djinni does not feel shorted in the slightest. Her own green eyes dance merrily, and she is all but certain she has found her favorite gift – and favorite giver. The sabino mare has been more than entertaining, keeping Djinni amused much more than the little mare has thought possible for mortals.
Perhaps she should do things like this more often, Djinni thinks. Surely Beqanna would benefit with a bit more involvement on her behalf.
“Tell me Kensa. If you could wish for one thing – anything – what would you wish for?” The genie pauses for a moment, her sea-green eyes watching the young mare, but she knows better than to give them too much time. Too much time and they’ll blurt the first silly thing that comes to their mind. While that is entertaining in itself (as are the aftereffects), Djinni thinks that perhaps Kensa deserves a bit more time to think it over. She has been quite good at the tasks set to her, and Djinni is feeling benevolent. “You need not answer now,” she tells the golden mare, but when you have decided, just speak the wish aloud and it will be done.
With that, she presses a soft touch to Kensa’s nose, and disappears.
The next time she’s seen by a mortal, it will be with an eye and an ice blue one, having taken the sight from one of both Meraxes and Felicitey’s eyes.
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- Kensa has won the quest!
- her reward is one wish. This wish can be for just about anything: immunity from steals for a time, a giant golden statute of Kensa for everyone to look at, any single trait up to 3 spaces, and so on.
- Meraxes and Felicitey have both painlessly lost the sight in their left eye, which has been plucked from their head by Djinni as replacement for the gifts they did not give her.
-Some of Felicitey’s wing feathers have turned a bright shade of rose gold, as have Meraxes’ dragon claws. Kensa may choose a rose gold marking of her own. Color changes can last as long as short as you’d like.
Thanks for participating!
Gifts she thinks to herself, never unwilling to accept double tribute. Yet when Kensa blows on the little moonstone and send it into the sky, Djinni does not feel shorted in the slightest. Her own green eyes dance merrily, and she is all but certain she has found her favorite gift – and favorite giver. The sabino mare has been more than entertaining, keeping Djinni amused much more than the little mare has thought possible for mortals.
Perhaps she should do things like this more often, Djinni thinks. Surely Beqanna would benefit with a bit more involvement on her behalf.
“Tell me Kensa. If you could wish for one thing – anything – what would you wish for?” The genie pauses for a moment, her sea-green eyes watching the young mare, but she knows better than to give them too much time. Too much time and they’ll blurt the first silly thing that comes to their mind. While that is entertaining in itself (as are the aftereffects), Djinni thinks that perhaps Kensa deserves a bit more time to think it over. She has been quite good at the tasks set to her, and Djinni is feeling benevolent. “You need not answer now,” she tells the golden mare, but when you have decided, just speak the wish aloud and it will be done.
With that, she presses a soft touch to Kensa’s nose, and disappears.
The next time she’s seen by a mortal, it will be with an eye and an ice blue one, having taken the sight from one of both Meraxes and Felicitey’s eyes.
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- Kensa has won the quest!
- her reward is one wish. This wish can be for just about anything: immunity from steals for a time, a giant golden statute of Kensa for everyone to look at, any single trait up to 3 spaces, and so on.
- Meraxes and Felicitey have both painlessly lost the sight in their left eye, which has been plucked from their head by Djinni as replacement for the gifts they did not give her.
-Some of Felicitey’s wing feathers have turned a bright shade of rose gold, as have Meraxes’ dragon claws. Kensa may choose a rose gold marking of her own. Color changes can last as long as short as you’d like.
Thanks for participating!
