06-15-2019, 01:22 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-13-2019, 09:24 AM by Izora Lethia.)
She was slowly becoming accustom to the ever present shadows of the forests canopy. She had lost more than her fair share over the years. Alot of the last few years, was riddled with anxiety, self doubt, regret, hatred, and some of those feelings still linger but in lesser amounts.
Aten had found her and brought her to his home in Taiga. He had shown her his waterfall and had strolled with her many times through the dense woods. She enjoyed his company, though at times he was more direct than made her comfortable and she shied away but always listened. He had told her that she needed to believe in herself. And despite the rough passage of the last few months she thought she had been making head way. She had visited the mountain and had talked to one of 3 immortals.
Lethy smiled a small smile as she thought.of Ryatah and her kindness and how she had reminded her of Raed, in a way. She needed to find him and apologize.
She had been so broken that night, grief and sadness consuming her and then all at once disappearing to nothing. She never thought to consider how Raed had handled it or if he cared at all. She assumed he did as she thought back to his gentle touch. He didn't deserve to be deserted, to not be considered as her world came crashing down.
Lethy's smile faded as guilt pulled at her heart. She trailed along the thinner side of the forest, the side that ran along the dreadful river. Close to where everything fell apart but far enough away that she didn't feel consumed with anxiety. She had left her child there, a shell of a child, but her child non the less.. and Raed's.
Her large, amethyst eyes seemed to deepen in color as she scanned the surrounding area stopping to rest under a patch of sunlight as her body was still consumed with a tiredness she couldn't shake. The gold, yellow color of her hide glistened beneath the summers sun, a comfort she didn't realize she needed beneath the canopy of winding branches. Her body fell into a comfortable stance as she listened to the near by babbling of the river and her eyes closed slowly under the late summers warmth.
Aten had found her and brought her to his home in Taiga. He had shown her his waterfall and had strolled with her many times through the dense woods. She enjoyed his company, though at times he was more direct than made her comfortable and she shied away but always listened. He had told her that she needed to believe in herself. And despite the rough passage of the last few months she thought she had been making head way. She had visited the mountain and had talked to one of 3 immortals.
Lethy smiled a small smile as she thought.of Ryatah and her kindness and how she had reminded her of Raed, in a way. She needed to find him and apologize.
She had been so broken that night, grief and sadness consuming her and then all at once disappearing to nothing. She never thought to consider how Raed had handled it or if he cared at all. She assumed he did as she thought back to his gentle touch. He didn't deserve to be deserted, to not be considered as her world came crashing down.
Lethy's smile faded as guilt pulled at her heart. She trailed along the thinner side of the forest, the side that ran along the dreadful river. Close to where everything fell apart but far enough away that she didn't feel consumed with anxiety. She had left her child there, a shell of a child, but her child non the less.. and Raed's.
Her large, amethyst eyes seemed to deepen in color as she scanned the surrounding area stopping to rest under a patch of sunlight as her body was still consumed with a tiredness she couldn't shake. The gold, yellow color of her hide glistened beneath the summers sun, a comfort she didn't realize she needed beneath the canopy of winding branches. Her body fell into a comfortable stance as she listened to the near by babbling of the river and her eyes closed slowly under the late summers warmth.
forget me not; but never remember
Lethy
@[Raed] don't feel rushed! Just wanted to get this out before I forgot.
