Vision of Hope

AURELIA Rixen is very simple. His thoughts aren't very deep, yet they aren't superficial either. Nothing he said was unexpected and Aurelia found him rather boring at times. She was used to the dramatics so having such a calm soul beside her was rather uninteresting to the fiery mare. The pegasus remembered distinctly how the World's Edge had built their glass wall. It was so simple, but it had taken so long. Would the spires take an abundance of time longer to rebuild, considering they are much more complex? The stallion claims the same mare who gave Aurelia her orb gave him his. She cocks her head slightly, her forelock falling sideways off the bridge of her nose as she does so. "She gave me mine too." That brown mare had clearly been very busy. A small smile played on her lips as she remembered the spirited woman. "I did know they heal the land, Otem had at least told me that much before we got off topic." Their conversation had been all over the place. One minute Otem was telling her about the orb, the next they were talking about Aurelia's fallen companion, and then somehow the conversation switched to the shadows that later mutated the magic Aurelia possessed. Aurelia didn't truly like many, but part of her was fond of the strange mare. She would never openly admit that, however. He states that the Rift is a curious place. Aurelia wouldn't put it that nicely, but she nods in agreement. "Do you think if we talk to a native they will tell us more?" She hadn't met any natives yet (that she knew of, anyway). Maybe they would be able to enlighten the sparkling mare? "We would need a lot of horses to rebuild this place." Not only was it huge, but also so complex. The two of them alone wouldn't be able to do anything for this area, but maybe ten, fifteen, twenty horses could get work done. They would need magic (preferably the non-corrupted kind), strength, and an amazing work strategy. Curiously eying the stallion, she wondered if he truly wanted to fix the land, or just keep the conversation going. Aurelia wanted to actually make a change in the land and just talking about something without actually doing it was not on her plan at all. "How do you think we could even rebuild it? I assume it would take years," she mused aloud to her company. Aurelia, in all honesty, was just feeling him out. What would he say? What would he do? Would he propose a plan or would he just agree with her simply to agree? à la folie; to madness

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