Cheer up and dry your damp eyes and tell me when it rains
And I'll blend up that rainbow above you and shoot it through your veins
And I'll blend up that rainbow above you and shoot it through your veins
Soh was so absorbed in greeting her friend that she didn't notice how she'd surprised him - oops. Instead, she slid into the chair across from him, scooping Tarak towards her and into her lap - much to the griffin's displeasure. He grumbled faintly, but calmed as Soh began gently scratching between his wings, where he couldn't quite reach himself. "How wonderful!" she said. "Does the Climb stay as hot in the winter?" She'd only been the one time, herself, but it had been terribly warm then. She didn't imagine that it would change much with the seasons, but one never knew.
Petronella was introduced, and Soh offered her hand for the little sea panther to sniff if she wanted. "Hello, Petronella," Soh murmured. Koa's name had Soh's eyes jumping to Jata's face, a strange mixture of emotions suddenly flickering in her gaze: surprise, because what was Koa doing with Jata; jealousy, because he'd been with Koa and she hadn't; longing, because she didn't know if she'd be able to spend time with Koa again; guilt, because it was none of her business anyway... and the list went on and on. Still, she glanced down quickly in an effort to control herself - perhaps Jata didn't notice.
The topic of Tarak was easier, and she shoved all thoughts of Koa from her mind as she looked back up at her friend. "Oh, this is Tarak!" she said eagerly; the griffin poked his head up over the table and whistled another greeting. "I found him in the Oerwoud while I was mapping the Undergrove. He tried to claw my arm off," she recalled with a chuckle. "But I'm happy to say that he did not succeed. And, given how much he likes to be pet, I think he'd agree."
Petronella was introduced, and Soh offered her hand for the little sea panther to sniff if she wanted. "Hello, Petronella," Soh murmured. Koa's name had Soh's eyes jumping to Jata's face, a strange mixture of emotions suddenly flickering in her gaze: surprise, because what was Koa doing with Jata; jealousy, because he'd been with Koa and she hadn't; longing, because she didn't know if she'd be able to spend time with Koa again; guilt, because it was none of her business anyway... and the list went on and on. Still, she glanced down quickly in an effort to control herself - perhaps Jata didn't notice.
The topic of Tarak was easier, and she shoved all thoughts of Koa from her mind as she looked back up at her friend. "Oh, this is Tarak!" she said eagerly; the griffin poked his head up over the table and whistled another greeting. "I found him in the Oerwoud while I was mapping the Undergrove. He tried to claw my arm off," she recalled with a chuckle. "But I'm happy to say that he did not succeed. And, given how much he likes to be pet, I think he'd agree."
the Luminary
'Cause your heart has a lack of colour and we should've known
That we'd grow up sooner or later 'cause we wasted all our free time alone
That we'd grow up sooner or later 'cause we wasted all our free time alone
code stolen from sky who stole it from odd
