[PRP] What Dreams May Tell - The Mystic Grove Herd (fin)

[Kara Asumie]

Flora perks up at her being asked. She loves to be helpful to her sisters and sometimes feels like that there is very little she can really help with. So when asked for something she lights up as she nods. "Oh yes I have a lot. I love keeping them in my garden for night viewings. I will go get one big one for each of us." She prances into her gardens as she collects six huge candles and soon returns giving each sister a candle so that once it gets night dark that they will have light. She even brought things to help light the candles with her. Again one for each sister so no one would have to wait. These candles would be able to keep them well lit for a long time if only one is lit at a time.

Flora loved that her love for midnight garden viewings which led to her having a lot of candles was of use to her sisters in this odd time. Her happiness pushed the unease feeling fully out of her mind. Sometimes it is the smallest of things that can turn the tides in one's mind set. She hasn't forgotten that the shadows are consuming the world around them at all.

WC :: 212  

[tefla]

Even as Flora brought over a tea for her did Calli shield her eyes to give a quick glance towards the sky. Only a fool would look directly at the sun and she only kept her head up for a short second or two before watching as the day slowly turned to night once more. She listened to Mystique explain what was most likely happening above them in the sky and she gave a soft sound of dismay before thinking on what had been said.

"If the moon is indeed covering the sun then that would make it seem like this won't be a permanent thing. The moon wouldn't be able to remain in front of the sun given it's history of different phases. No, I think we'll be alright and who knows, maybe I can find a way to compose a song afterwards about our experience."

Even as she drew her cloak back on to ward off the chill in the air as the darkness continued to grow did Calliope stare down at her instrument before trying to gauge what was needed to be done next. As the sun continued to disappear behind the moon did she glance to each of her sisters. At least with whatever was going on, they were together and safe. That was what mattered the most. The sounds of the animals that had been nearby to their circle had quieted as the sunlight continued to fade and Calli frowned. It would be fine, everything was fine. The sun would return. And with the return would life go on as it had before.

WC: 268