Frey laid peacefully watching as the sun set over the valley before her. The way the colors had danced beneath the orange sun's rays was truly mesmerizing. This new place had something magical about it, there was no doubt in her mind. She had watched in awe as a flock of birds had flown in a hurry from the forest below. They passed across the sky in complete silence, in a perfect triangle. Their forms, black silhouettes against the warm painted sky. It brought her back to an earlier time in her life when she had sat before a similar sunset with her mother. The kindest creature who had ever walked this earth. They had also watched birds fly across the sun, like the epitome of serenity. She told little Galifrey that they had watched the world for hours. She always made it a point to tell Frey about the time that passed, about how long things took. Somehow it helped, made her feel more normal. She spent the entirety of her child glued to her shining mother's side, staring up at her with nothing but love.
She sighed deeply, leaving her memories behind. The sun was gone now, apparently she had been lost in her mind for some time. She flicked her ears and readjusted herself beneath the tree. She averted her other senses and turned her attention to the scents around her. Fall had some of the best smells. Between the drying leaves and the chilling crisp air. Everything starts to change, fur coats blow out and grow back in even thicker than before. It was just so satisfying, like the world was starting fresh again. She sighed again, inhaling the world. Deciding this was as good a place as any to rest for the night she allowed herself to drift off to sleep.
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She wakes with a start, smacking her small head on the underbelly of the rotted tree. She pulls her head back swiftly, tucking her ears down and rubbing her noggin with her paw, shutting her eyes tight and mumbling. Some chunks of debris fall from her as she shakes out the shock of what has just happened. What on earth was that massive crash?! She opens her amber eyes, waiting a brief moment for them to adjust to the now pitch black that had swallowed the earth. She had been asleep for a couple hours at least judging by the darkness. As quickly as it had happened she was over it. Her eyes adjust to land on the being that had unceremoniously fallen into her hole. He looks as shocked as she probably should be. Instead, she starts laughing lightly at the state of him. He has broken branches and leaves sticking out of his coat, his green eyes as big as her head. Still giggling she sits back down and tilts her head at him.
"Don't worry about it hun, are you alright?... you ummm.. you seem to have something stuck in your coat there"
Without thinking she steps towards the brute as if to help him pull the debris from his coat. However; she stops a couple feet from him, changing her mind. It would probably be weird to do something quite so intimate as touching a stranger who had just come crashing into your temporary bed. Instead, she decides it would be best to leave the destroyed little hole and go out into the moonlight. It will be easier to see the other beast.
"I'm sorry if I'm intruding upon your territory, I didn't smell any boundaries when I arrived here"
She speaks in her charming, quiet tone as she lithely exits the hole, stepping up to the ridge of the mountain and looking back at the brute to see if he would follow her.
Gallifrey
Night will fall and drown the sun,
When a good man goes to war.
Friendship dies and true love lies,
Night will fall and the dark will rise,
When a good man goes to war.
Female || Lone || Young Adult
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