[private] bring on the night

[Anuya]

Sidhra’s seething look only encourages a brighter smile out of Anuya. She hadn’t even been trying to be obnoxious just then, it just came out naturally. She was just that shocked about the whole mind-speech thing being back. Annoying her sister just came as an extra little bonus to the whole thing. Sidhra goes on to point out a very reasonable flaw to Anuya’s whole ‘shout at strangers’ plan and she huffs a little bit in response, rolling her turquoise eyes. “I don’t make a point of talking to woodland creatures very often how was I supposed to know.” Though she certainly hadn’t shown up here and started shouting at the first horses they saw… did she? Somewhere in the years she had spent on her own, with just the silent Sidhra as company, Anuya had gotten it into her head that they couldn’t hear properly. Well, regardless, it had made her a few friends through the process so she doesn’t really regret that she had gone around shouting at everyone she met. “There’s no perhaps about it, you definitely should. There’s kingdoms and herds and whatnot but who needs the drama of that.” They’d been in a “proper” home before and Anuya wasn’t really too sure they needed one here. Not for the first few decades, anyway. Besides, it seemed to her like most of the population just sort of wandered around willy-nilly and that suited this star-strewn fae just fine. “You gotta find your own friends though, you’re not allowed to have mine.” And even though she is a little serious, the bright smile that shines on her face when she nudges Sidhra lets her sister know she’s joking. Mostly. oh, I see stars rushing through my mind, colours have no time to fade oh, I found out there's another side where the sea and sky collide

artwork by Skellri

@[Sidhra]