Every day's a little harder as I feel my power grow
The curse had been lifted and...
She had many questions.
Whilst cursed, many had spoken to her. This wasn't the intention of the gods, far from it. It was Spirits. Dark spirits that lurked around the Shrines...
Were the gods even aware? She wasn't sure.
The knowledge she was able to gain was little, far too little. As much as she wanted to ask for guidance, she knew it was better to handle these issues on her own. Nobody could fix her issues with spirits but herself. Nobody could reach the gods but herself. It was a hard and conflicting thing to deal with, but she knew it was the right thing to do.
Her arrival to the shrine was unceremonious. She remained calm and quiet. No longer was she bubbling with excitement over the idea of meeting a god, but she also wasn't angry with them. Rather, she simply tried to remain calm and level headed. There was a reason for her visiting, of course, but she had to be careful. A spirit wouldn't be allowed to know her desires, no, it would only backfire in her face.
Within her hands were a small few items. A necklace she had found a long while ago which held a locket she couldn't figure out how to unlock. A broken oyster shell, one side being rough and sandy colored while the other was pearlescent, shining when the light touched it. And then finally, a mango, one of her prized possessions. It isn't often she gets fruit and... yeah. She loves them.
Holding the items in her hands, she stared at the shrine. "I'd like to speak with whichever god is willing to speak with me."
She had many questions.
Whilst cursed, many had spoken to her. This wasn't the intention of the gods, far from it. It was Spirits. Dark spirits that lurked around the Shrines...
Were the gods even aware? She wasn't sure.
The knowledge she was able to gain was little, far too little. As much as she wanted to ask for guidance, she knew it was better to handle these issues on her own. Nobody could fix her issues with spirits but herself. Nobody could reach the gods but herself. It was a hard and conflicting thing to deal with, but she knew it was the right thing to do.
Her arrival to the shrine was unceremonious. She remained calm and quiet. No longer was she bubbling with excitement over the idea of meeting a god, but she also wasn't angry with them. Rather, she simply tried to remain calm and level headed. There was a reason for her visiting, of course, but she had to be careful. A spirit wouldn't be allowed to know her desires, no, it would only backfire in her face.
Within her hands were a small few items. A necklace she had found a long while ago which held a locket she couldn't figure out how to unlock. A broken oyster shell, one side being rough and sandy colored while the other was pearlescent, shining when the light touched it. And then finally, a mango, one of her prized possessions. It isn't often she gets fruit and... yeah. She loves them.
Holding the items in her hands, she stared at the shrine. "I'd like to speak with whichever god is willing to speak with me."
Don't you know there's part of me that longs to go into the unknown?
DELTA
