Halyven
K'yarie
Suddenly Kiada was before her. K'yarie's heart fluttered like a trapped bird and she instantly tapped into her shadow magic. The mare would be furious with her. If the other attacked she would flee into the shadows. She would not fight the mare of fire. It was not a test of strengths she cared to take part in. "I'm sorry." She mumbled around the fabric. "There was a door, I touched it and it fell. He was behind it."
She was not going to lie. She could say the wind took down the door, anything. But this sort of relationship had to be built of trust and truth. If they had any future relationship now that she had killed Kiada's bird. It would seem she had gone from potential herd mate, to enemy number one in a matter of seconds. How could they forgive her for this? How could she secure a safe haven for her and Val after this? Then Kiada spoke, and her heart did another flip. He was still alive! "Healers! Do you have healers in your herd?" She asked hurriedly, moving towards the location of the kingdom. She was all to familiar with the borders of the herd, having made sure to avoid them.
She danced around Kiada, careful to keep the cloth as still as she could. She was fairly confident that the mare wouldn't attack her while she held Khairi. But she still held her magic close, just in case she had misjudged her. With any luck the need to help the bird would outweigh the outburst of fury that would surely come. Anything to delay that. Maybe with enough time, and her effort to save the life she had nearly taken, she could save her plan. At the very least she wouldn't have the guilt of this bird's life on her conscience. How silly she would worry over such a insignificate creature. But K'yarie was a fickle thing with an odd sense of morality. It would make one dizzy trying to made heads or tails of the inner workings of her being.
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She was not going to lie. She could say the wind took down the door, anything. But this sort of relationship had to be built of trust and truth. If they had any future relationship now that she had killed Kiada's bird. It would seem she had gone from potential herd mate, to enemy number one in a matter of seconds. How could they forgive her for this? How could she secure a safe haven for her and Val after this? Then Kiada spoke, and her heart did another flip. He was still alive! "Healers! Do you have healers in your herd?" She asked hurriedly, moving towards the location of the kingdom. She was all to familiar with the borders of the herd, having made sure to avoid them.
She danced around Kiada, careful to keep the cloth as still as she could. She was fairly confident that the mare wouldn't attack her while she held Khairi. But she still held her magic close, just in case she had misjudged her. With any luck the need to help the bird would outweigh the outburst of fury that would surely come. Anything to delay that. Maybe with enough time, and her effort to save the life she had nearly taken, she could save her plan. At the very least she wouldn't have the guilt of this bird's life on her conscience. How silly she would worry over such a insignificate creature. But K'yarie was a fickle thing with an odd sense of morality. It would make one dizzy trying to made heads or tails of the inner workings of her being.
talk talk talk talk
Fear not this Night.
You will not go Astray
Though shadoes fall, still the Stars find their way
You will not go Astray
Though shadoes fall, still the Stars find their way
@Kiada
