Darklight enjoyed this world as much as all the others; the way that there was no threat of humans, poison, traps, dirty water. Everything in this place was beautiful. The way half of something was destroyed, and then the other half was unharmed. Something set something back while the other thing set it right back forward. Life always found a way. She admired that. Her banner wrapped around her tail and she felt comforted, the warm sun laying its rays on her small bodice. It started to warm her at its core, then spread to places like her skin, claws, the tips of her ear fur, then her whole body. She was swamped in something graceful and something that just simply was .


The vixen’s blue orbs traced over the flowers, matching blue with blue, white with white, red with red. She stretched her claws out so that the tips dug down into the earth, feeling the way each grain slipped in her paws. The scents danced around each other, masking every flowers’ pwn scent and combining it with the scent of every other flower, giving off a feeling of perfection. Darklight listened as her lyrics floated lazily over the wind, and it surprised her that it was followed by a reply. Indeed, it is She turned her head sharply in the direction of the voice, and her pools layed upon an adult vixen. She had a creamy pearl color and her jade-like orbs stood out against the color of her body. Darklight found this vixen as a very beautiful creation.

She smiled a little, hoping that her voice would hide her wariness. “Hello, I don’t think I saw you there. I am Darklight. I don’t know your name yet, but I am sure it is a pleasure to meet you.” She tapped her tail on the ground, patting the empty place next to her. “Why don’t you sit next to me and we can get to know each other? I haven’t been here for very long and I am sure it would be a pleasure to make a new friend.” She was very well aware about the feeling inside her that proved to stay wary, even though this wolf seemed trustworthy enough. She couldn’t help it though, and she didn’t want it to result in something she would regret. She smiled brightly at the fae as she awaited her to sit and have them start a conversation.