// now I've been crazy, couldn't you tell? //
"Neither had I before I was offered this place by a friend," Maea agreed. "I've passed through the Village before, but never had much reason to go inside. The more I see, the better I like it all." A good thing, given her promises to stay and make a home out of the region.
Showing Lyra the upstairs room where Maea had prepared a spare cot for her guest, she sank down onto her own bed to keep her company while unpacking. "I'm glad you could come," she said, the pale-skinned tail coiling lazily beside her. "Do you have an idea of what you'd like to do? I've got some ideas, if not." The fae village was interesting enough to see on its own, with the Observatory and Undercroft well worth a visit. The Bodega held a wealth of shops and eateries, too, for whenever they tired of walking or training or whatever else they came up with.
And if none of that tempted, Maea was perfectly content with sitting around in the house, talking and getting to know this person she had invited on a whim.
Showing Lyra the upstairs room where Maea had prepared a spare cot for her guest, she sank down onto her own bed to keep her company while unpacking. "I'm glad you could come," she said, the pale-skinned tail coiling lazily beside her. "Do you have an idea of what you'd like to do? I've got some ideas, if not." The fae village was interesting enough to see on its own, with the Observatory and Undercroft well worth a visit. The Bodega held a wealth of shops and eateries, too, for whenever they tired of walking or training or whatever else they came up with.
And if none of that tempted, Maea was perfectly content with sitting around in the house, talking and getting to know this person she had invited on a whim.
Maea
// I threw stones at the stars but the whole sky fell //
