It had taken time and help from others but finally, the evening drew near. The sun was just dipping below the trees in a gorgeous orange and purple melting together, it was quite obvious the night would descend upon them soon. If the moon chose to be anything like the previous night a full moon would grace them this evening as well making for the festivities have a well lit and warm ambiance to the evening. The spot too almost seemed as though she stumbled on perfection, the trees opened up in a patch almost ensuring the evening would be fully illuminated. With her gaze fading from the top of the trees, Mara Sov moved around the clearing lightly brush her tail against the trees as she looked around the venue. The leaves looked beautiful in their bright colors like a flower pedal dance floor and even the fall flowers made the scene even more beautiful.

Mara’s gaze moved across the different sections of food. There were two large turkeys, two pheasants, and even two grouse. Mara’s fur bristled a moment before her relaxed demeanor fell over her once more. She was curious as to if there would even be enough food to accommodate all who wanted a bite. Even though she was thoughtful to the matter of enough food she doubted that anyone would be starved and if they truly had not eaten in a long time she was comfortable that she could find a solution. Not to mention she would need to take a bite to the others hosting events if they could not make it to the festivities, but she was almost certain that the others would at least make it back to the dance and could grab a bite then as the dance would likely last as long as the others would like to be around converse and have fun. Maybe some would even sing or tell stories here too, even say some overhear some fun tales. Shaking her head she took a deep breath, soon she would need to make the call to kick off the evening and nighttime events.

She had heard Zelda’s call earlier and she wondered how the events went and when she glimpsed the woman, she would certainly have to ask her later in the evening. It was lucky she had a chance to ask Zelda to do the speech so she could avoid the action herself. While Mara enjoyed speaking to small groups and singular groups she never fancied the prying gaze of others. Soon she tilted her head back announcing the beginning of the feast and evening festivities. Mara hoped she could find Lady Zelda soon so she could stand by her side and watch the crowd grow. It was always fortunate that Mara could avoid being looked upon as the focal point in a speech he thought was enough to make her fur wish to bristle.