SHE SPINS AND SHE SWAYS

TO WHATEVER SONG PLAYS

WITHOUT A CARE IN THE WORLD

It was spring once more, another year of my life had come and passed. I was officially four years old this year: an adult. If mother could see me now I wonder if she'd be proud. I had friends, a wonderful home, an imprint, and I was working to become a healer. No longer was I the runt sized pup with the twisted paw left to wander Moladion alone. I could almost see her smiling down from the clouds at me, because all she ever wanted was the best for me and now I was working towards that.

Taviora was never more beautiful than in spring. Life was everywhere my violet eyes could see. The floor had been painted with so many flowers, I found joy in rolling and running through them. I wish mother could have seen this place, she would have loved it more than I do. There was always something to entertain me here, especially when Shiloh was busy working to become a diplomat.

Shiloh was one of my original friends, along with Nogitsune over at Iromar. She had saved me when I had been attacked by a rogue wolf, leaving me with the scars to tell the story. I had decided after that to stick by her side, so when she left Diveen for Taviora, I followed without question. It was the easiest and best decision I ever made. We had both grown so much in our time as friends, its hard to imagine that at one time I was bigger than she was, but now my runt size was very apparent next to her. We had both even matured in the years, setting out paths for ourselves to becoming a diplomat and a healer.

I trotted down the side of a small hill, my objective for the day to find said friend. She'd been away for a little while on a task and i'd heard she'd returned successfully, so of course I wanted to congratulate her. I still had to seek out a mentor to teach me the ways of healing, but I already had been clued in that there were many I could ask.

I ran across the fields, headed straight for shiloh's den to see if she was there. I was so quick and lite on my feet, that in no time, I had made it to the place that smelled so heavily of my friend. Now I may be fast and agile, but I was also clumsy, so it shouldn't have been a surprise that when I went to stop, I tripped and went tumbling. Thankfully though, I stopped at the mouth of the den, allowing myself to jump up and shake myself off like nothing happened. My tail wagged happily as I looked in, trying to see if I could spot my friend. "Shiloh, are you in here?"

Aviias/ 4 years/ dancing with Meltdown/ No prince charming/ Taviora

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