Amalia
she wants the silence but fears the solitude
she wants to be alone and together with you
Perhaps it is the roar of the waterfall, or the song of the whale, or simply Amalia's rapt attention on the great creature that lurks below which keeps her from noticing the scene unfolding behind her. Jigano's voice is far too soft to carry over the noise, and though she feels a small prickle of Kiada's concern it is drowned beneath Jyoti's rising urgency. The Shield does turn to look back at her companions, and the lack of Deimos gives her momentary pause, but there is the beating of a large and ancient mind she cannot comprehend to turn herself back to, a mystery hidden in the depths.
Something's down there, the owl calls mentally to the group. Jyoti's panic, so foreign and strange, is drowning down through their shared bond. She wants to know what it is, where her kin is, how it came to be in this place. Lower and lower the pair descends, until they skim above the water, lingering on the far edge of the pool near where the waterfall churns the depths and looking for secrets behind the fall.
Amalia doesn't catch much over Jyoti's panicked singing and the waterfall. She lands on the shore by the waterfall and tries to see if she can get behind it.
Something's down there, the owl calls mentally to the group. Jyoti's panic, so foreign and strange, is drowning down through their shared bond. She wants to know what it is, where her kin is, how it came to be in this place. Lower and lower the pair descends, until they skim above the water, lingering on the far edge of the pool near where the waterfall churns the depths and looking for secrets behind the fall.
Amalia doesn't catch much over Jyoti's panicked singing and the waterfall. She lands on the shore by the waterfall and tries to see if she can get behind it.
she ran to the lighthouse, hoped that it would help her see
she saw that the lighthouse had been washed out to sea
