She had.....left Moladion for a short while. Her excuse was to search for medicines that you could only find outside the lands boundaries, but that was not the true reason. Her soul had once more been tormented by another imprint who had vanished without a trace. All she knew about him was his name: River. Yet he was still chosen by fate for her to tie her soul to, so that made him important to her....and he had just left her without word. She figured after Meltdown had shattered her soul and left her feeling empty inside, she'd never have to experience that again with a new imprint. But history was doomed to repeat itself with River. To come in, fill someone's soul, and then walk out with little to no thought, it left her unable comprehend how someone could do that. And so she had left Moladion, once more empty inside from River's disappearance, trying to find herself and the answers to these harsh realities of her life on her own. If only her mother were still here, she would have had the answers...

The small girl's gait was slow as she moved through the expanse of tree's that made up Enocra woodlands. She had since come to peace with herself and with the way the world had treated her as of late, allowing her to return to her old self and back to her home. She knew she had lost her position as dream catcher, but it didn't really weigh too heavy on her mind at the moment. She just walked with her normal slight limp from her splayed paw, the chill of the day telling her of the threat of yet another winter was just around the corner. Aviias was preparing for another year alone, not entirely, but single none the less. The closest she had to a relationship was with Meltdown, but its construction had been halted before it fell apart all together. It didn't nag her though, she was more than content raising the packs puppies and being there for Taviora and her friends. She was certain her adopted mother would have been proud of this life choice she had made.

Violet eyes spotted a large, flat rock before her, peaking her interest and increasing her speed. She circled around he base, inspecting the piece of earth before her for a possible way to scale to the top and formulating a plan to become queen of the rock. She suddenly backed up quite a distance, ready for a running start to leap up onto the stone in order to bask in the warmth of the sunlight that shone upon the once cool surface, unhindered by the tree branches. And then she sprinted, using all of her speed as momentum for a great leap atop the rock....or so she thought. As was the case in most things she did, her splayed paw made her extremely clumsy. For whatever reason, she lost her footing, lanky legs slipping out from beneath her and sending her tumbling with great velocity towards the rock until she hit it with a smack.

Instinctively she let out a small yelp, more so out of surprise then any actual pain, but still, a sold object such as the rock with such force did not feel overly pleasant. The small, grey girl lay there for a moment, mentally inspecting herself for any injury through her little charade before peeking up to see if her pride had been injured by being seen. There didn't appear to be anyone around and that helped ease the embarrassment that had made its way to her cheeks. Quick as a flash, she sprang back to her feet, shaking off any of the earth that clung to her in silent desperation to save itself from being frozen over in the coming days. A light chuckle rolled from her tongue, as light as her spirit, as a grin split across her lips when she remembered to laugh at herself, because life was too short to get upset over little things.

She backed herself up once more, regaining composure to retry jumping up on the stone. Aviias was not one to quit easily, at least not until exploiting every option and trying until it was obvious she would never succeed. She sprinted once more full speed, this time keeping her footing before launching herself on spring-like hind legs. The front portion of her body landed on the top, but her hind legs dangled, scraping helplessly for any traction to push her the rest of the way up. She frowned in concentration and a little bit upset about her small size causing such a problem. Finally though she managed to grab a hold of some traction, pulling herself the rest of the way up the rock only to quickly roll over in exhaustion from her struggles. The sun felt nice as it pierced through the trees onto her body, and so she quickly closed her eyes and fell to silence, listening to the sounds of nature and relaxing safe atop her rock, her small paws and tail dangling lazily over the edge.

aviias

6 years - heart belongs to - Soul bound to - of Taviora