Oh, empty my heart
Seren nodded eagerly, understanding his suspicions. "It is strange, isn't it. I was listening around a bit when looking for you, and no one seems to know who sent the invitations. Do you think it might be spirits?" Her eyes glittered at the thought. Having never come across any herself, they were fantastical along the same lines as pirates and mermaids in her mind. Out there, somewhere, if only she could find them.
In all honesty, Seren had forgotten much about the letter she had sent. Once questions were asked and put on paper they were gone from her mind, and she was a little stunned that Sah rememebered them so vividly. But she settled in to listen all the same, intrigued all over again by the descriptions of a culture now lost. Sneaking bites from her plate to herself - and the puppy, when she thought Sah wasn't looking - she absently dragged it over to where he could reach it too.
"Do you still remember how to write those runes?" The idea of symbols charged with magic was interesting. "Maybe you'll be able to use them again, eventually. How did they work?"
His searching eyes would find nothing amiss. Seren looked perfectly relaxed where she sat, draped leisurely over the rock like it was a settee in her livingroom. Calm and a new peace had settled into her vivid eyes, and they glittered faintly when she gave him a reassuring smile.
"Mh? Yes, I'm fine. Writing to you helped, and I was able to talk things out with another friend as well. I got to see my mother the other day too, so everything feels much better now. Not as overwhelming." Warmth made the blue color of her irises deepen into almost violet. "No need to worry about me, Sah."
In all honesty, Seren had forgotten much about the letter she had sent. Once questions were asked and put on paper they were gone from her mind, and she was a little stunned that Sah rememebered them so vividly. But she settled in to listen all the same, intrigued all over again by the descriptions of a culture now lost. Sneaking bites from her plate to herself - and the puppy, when she thought Sah wasn't looking - she absently dragged it over to where he could reach it too.
"Do you still remember how to write those runes?" The idea of symbols charged with magic was interesting. "Maybe you'll be able to use them again, eventually. How did they work?"
His searching eyes would find nothing amiss. Seren looked perfectly relaxed where she sat, draped leisurely over the rock like it was a settee in her livingroom. Calm and a new peace had settled into her vivid eyes, and they glittered faintly when she gave him a reassuring smile.
"Mh? Yes, I'm fine. Writing to you helped, and I was able to talk things out with another friend as well. I got to see my mother the other day too, so everything feels much better now. Not as overwhelming." Warmth made the blue color of her irises deepen into almost violet. "No need to worry about me, Sah."
I've got to make room for this feeling
SEREN
