Amalia
she wants the silence but fears the solitude
she wants to be alone and together with you
Finally Amalia turns around, her long ears flicking discontentedly but her relief at seeing the others well obviously palpable. Jyoti has quieted enough for other voices to enter the Shield's mind; she lowers her head to huff affectionately against Kiada's feathers, glancing between Deimos and Jigano with large, black, glittering eyes, utterly oblivious to the tension between her friends. There was a room... but I can't get back in, she replies, her slender shoulders rolling in an unhappy sort of shrug. And in the pool there's something alive, but I couldn't speak to it. I want to-
Whatever it is she wants to do is interrupted by the distant rumbling of thunder far away. Glancing up at the wall, the luminous qilin shakes her large head. We... should come back, after LongNight. Stepping out from behind the waterfall, the qilin steps lightly across the pool toward where their belongings linger as Jyoti calls out one last time for the far away member of her kin. The starwhale vows a swift return, which Amalia confirms. Shifting back to human form and gathering her staff, she turns to face her friends. "Where did you go? Did you find anything?"
Ama suggests they boogie and walks across the pool back to their stuff. Jyoti calls out to the whale again
Whatever it is she wants to do is interrupted by the distant rumbling of thunder far away. Glancing up at the wall, the luminous qilin shakes her large head. We... should come back, after LongNight. Stepping out from behind the waterfall, the qilin steps lightly across the pool toward where their belongings linger as Jyoti calls out one last time for the far away member of her kin. The starwhale vows a swift return, which Amalia confirms. Shifting back to human form and gathering her staff, she turns to face her friends. "Where did you go? Did you find anything?"
Ama suggests they boogie and walks across the pool back to their stuff. Jyoti calls out to the whale again
she ran to the lighthouse, hoped that it would help her see
she saw that the lighthouse had been washed out to sea
