Aurora had always thought that she wasn't meant in this world, just like a toy. Toys were enjoyed often, for a short period of time. And as it's owner aged, less time was spent with it, and then just thrown away like it never existed. She was loved by her parents as a little pup until they started hating her because of her personality, just being herself. No, she didn't want to be a toy. She wanted to be the golden trophy in the glass case, but she knew that would never happen. She could never be that great. The white fey could only be herself.

Her -ahem- den was now in bits, but she really didn't care for it. She could always just find another through Blossom, or possibly even dig another if needed. It wasn't that hard. Even though it took a decent 3 hours in a snow storm, it'd probably take half that in the sun. Plus she'd heard of Cavern of Secrets, which was a huge cave, but there were bad things too.

The evil lurked there. Mostly boys laid in it's darkness, cannibals or assassins even. Something that would kill her most likely. It was the only option without having to dig a den out, or having to hear the constant howls of joy at the mating dens. She wasn't ready for that quite yet, she had to get used to boys first. If that never happened, she would adopt for her final choice.

When she spoke why she was so scared and frightened, the other girl seemed to freeze as well. Surprised, more likely. No hateful comments from her like, You know, that just makes you a slut or Eww leave me alone you whore! It got annoying to her, and soon she wouldn't deal with it.

Genysis was different though. She didn't try to make her think differently, yet, or even let her know she was feeling remorse for her. It was probably all stuck in her head, keeping to herself. Her ears, instead of flat on her head when listening, they perked. “I am so sorry, my dear. I hope you realize something though.” Realize what? Aurora wondered as she lifted her cranium and turned it to Genysis, her grey-blue orbs locking onto her emerald.

“Even though it may not feel like it, you made it and you survived. You are alive today and it’s for a reason. Now, what do you say we go for a walk and I’ll tell you my story?” No one ever told her that, let alone wanted to go for a walk with her and talk about their story. From this, she did learn that she was needed in the world for some reason. She didn't care what it was, but she was overwhelmed to hear this. A smile came upon her maw and she nodded, saying,"A walk would be nice." Aurora smiled again and stretched, loosening her muscles once again. It wasn't her fault they were frozen.



Though my actions may be innocent,

“My words may be malicious if I find the need for them to be.”