Sohalia Lumaris
Leaving the unicorns was harder than she'd expected. She could probably sit and watch them all day without a care in the world. Even just watching them eat was an education. She watched one mare pin her ears angrily at a neighbor for seemingly just existing; the neighbor flicked an ear in response, but otherwise ignored the grumpy chestnut. Down the line, the beautiful palomino that had so enamored her swished its tail, banishing any lingering flies from its flanks. A few curious foals, interested in their mothers' meals, lipped at grain and hay curiously. But Soh helped to gather the remaining items in the enclosure, copying Lena's movements, and exited with only a little sadness. After all, the cloud wyrms were sure to be interesting as well!
"I'll be sure to look up the Attuned when I visit the Collegium," she promised. They meandered down the quiet paths of the Celestine, Soh lost in thought. She felt as though she'd learned a great deal today, and yet the day was hardly close to over. And so many creatures! She'd seen some variants on her travels, but there was something special about being up close and personal. Her fingers itched for her journal. She would have to record as much as she could remember later in her notes.
"I'll be sure to look up the Attuned when I visit the Collegium," she promised. They meandered down the quiet paths of the Celestine, Soh lost in thought. She felt as though she'd learned a great deal today, and yet the day was hardly close to over. And so many creatures! She'd seen some variants on her travels, but there was something special about being up close and personal. Her fingers itched for her journal. She would have to record as much as she could remember later in her notes.
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