There it was again. The sight of a horse laughing in such a way that felt entirely weird to her. She didn't think that she would ever get used to the sight of it. Those thoughts were quickly shifted as Jigano began to explain what the Attuned were, and how they were not just animal shifters, but some could even have multiple forms that gave them the perfect disguise. He also explained about the mental link that all Attuned shared, and suddenly, the whole mental conversations the two of them had been having started to make a whole lot more sense.
She was an Attuned as well. Flabbergasted by the thought of it, it only seemed to prompt more questions into her mind, and her new companion seemed to guess what she had in mind, for he was quick enough to answer that he did not know what her animal form was. Birds were part of it as well. Honestly, she preferred being a mammal compared to being any kind of bird. Bird-brains was a common insult in the Great Forest, and she didn't want to have any association with them, and besides, she loved animals a whole lot better anyway.
She was just about to interrupt once more, but once again, her question was answered before she could even voice it out. The answer he gave was vague and poetic, and she didn't found it to be entirely helpful. How was she supposed to seek within herself to discover her animal? Deciding to give it a try, she placed her fingers together, interlocking them before closing her eyes as she forced her mind to reveal her animal form.
Several moments passed, and there was nothing but frustration. It didn't work. Opening her eyes, she let out an exasperated sigh. "Is it supposed to be so difficult? I don't think I'm doing it right."
She was an Attuned as well. Flabbergasted by the thought of it, it only seemed to prompt more questions into her mind, and her new companion seemed to guess what she had in mind, for he was quick enough to answer that he did not know what her animal form was. Birds were part of it as well. Honestly, she preferred being a mammal compared to being any kind of bird. Bird-brains was a common insult in the Great Forest, and she didn't want to have any association with them, and besides, she loved animals a whole lot better anyway.
She was just about to interrupt once more, but once again, her question was answered before she could even voice it out. The answer he gave was vague and poetic, and she didn't found it to be entirely helpful. How was she supposed to seek within herself to discover her animal? Deciding to give it a try, she placed her fingers together, interlocking them before closing her eyes as she forced her mind to reveal her animal form.
Several moments passed, and there was nothing but frustration. It didn't work. Opening her eyes, she let out an exasperated sigh. "Is it supposed to be so difficult? I don't think I'm doing it right."
