RONIN
THE FALLEN STAR
"Mm, poor birdie indeed," Ronin echoed, nodding to Seren and not trying to hide his relief when she stepped back from the edge of the pool a bit. A smile tugged at the corners of his lips as he watched her start to look for pebbles and other shinies, the Star stepping with her and leaning down to select ones she might want to look at. A bit of dazzling sea glass, a smooth, pale white pebble, a deep blue stone weathered by the sea. "You know, I have seen it," he said. "It tried to get out of this pool a short while ago. I was part of a group that helped it to take a trip along the beach again."
In retrospect, the L'ma's strange behaviour had been a warning about Apopo's impending eruption, but that was over and done with now. "I don't think there's a limit, but maybe we can collect a few stones for later, and stick with one wish for today?" he suggested.
In retrospect, the L'ma's strange behaviour had been a warning about Apopo's impending eruption, but that was over and done with now. "I don't think there's a limit, but maybe we can collect a few stones for later, and stick with one wish for today?" he suggested.
now don’t you lose hope
I swear I never dream that we’re alone
I swear I still believe but I don’t know
