I know I'm just a girl, but can I change lives?
Imagining one being in two bodies, even if it was a god, was indeed somewhat difficult. Then again, with magic, animal shifters, tech-based vampires, and actual dragons roaming this world, it wasn't that surprising.
"Anytime," Lilliane replied with a smile as she stood up and watched Ray put away the bag. Once Ray suggested that they head out again, Lilliane nodded. "Sure." She looked around for a moment. "I don't entirely remember the path we took to get here. But since you said you can turn into a bird of some sort, would you be able to fly up and find a way for us if we get lost, or would that be too taxing for you?"
The important questions asked, there was still the topic of starlight and gods. "Hmm... That might be an explanation." Lilliane tilted her head slightly, thinking. "I'm not sure how similar this place is to the world I am from. In my homeworld, the sun and the stars were actually the same thing. Only that the stars were a lot further away. And had other planets - or worlds, one may call them that too - around them to which they were a sun. So basically stars were places that a lot of different life might depend on, just like we did on the sun." For all she knew, Lilliane might have ended up on a different planet in a faraway solar system. Or something else entirely. Maybe a different dimension right out of a fantasy or science fiction book. Or something even weirder. But it didn't really matter, right?
"Anytime," Lilliane replied with a smile as she stood up and watched Ray put away the bag. Once Ray suggested that they head out again, Lilliane nodded. "Sure." She looked around for a moment. "I don't entirely remember the path we took to get here. But since you said you can turn into a bird of some sort, would you be able to fly up and find a way for us if we get lost, or would that be too taxing for you?"
The important questions asked, there was still the topic of starlight and gods. "Hmm... That might be an explanation." Lilliane tilted her head slightly, thinking. "I'm not sure how similar this place is to the world I am from. In my homeworld, the sun and the stars were actually the same thing. Only that the stars were a lot further away. And had other planets - or worlds, one may call them that too - around them to which they were a sun. So basically stars were places that a lot of different life might depend on, just like we did on the sun." For all she knew, Lilliane might have ended up on a different planet in a faraway solar system. Or something else entirely. Maybe a different dimension right out of a fantasy or science fiction book. Or something even weirder. But it didn't really matter, right?
If I am nothing, if I am trying, I think I can
Lilliane
