Meadow

tried to not listen in on their conversation, giving them a little bit of space, but I couldn’t help but overhear it. I know it’s not really my place, nor do I have any idea about anything that they’re talking about. They were talking about someone else, and I had no idea who anyone was, and I didn’t feel right butting myself into the conversation at any point. I was glad, however, to have made a hopeful, new friend. Then I could find myself with someone to go to should I have a need of any kind, not that I’m envisioning anything happening now. I shift a little, my mind wandering as they speak. When Nadja asked where we went, I tried to think of how far inland we had actually gone. “There was no name for where we lived in the mainland, we traveled quite far, but it was nothing like here, and I wish they’d come back with me.”

wasn’t ignoring them though, my eyes would flit back and forth between the two of them randomly at times. The mood shifted, and it seemed as if Nadja was troubled, and my heart went out to her, but I knew not what to do, not in this situation. My eyes switched to Solomon when he spoke my name, and I dipped my head, a soft smile on my face. “I’ve yet to explore Tinvuel, my parents used to say it was more of a mountain-like area? I think they lived there before I was born, I think… It’s been so long I cannot remember.” I gave a soft smile. “We’ve been gone from here for so long it’s hard to say if anyone related to dad was still here. We come from the lines of Altair, who used to be the king of Atlantis, and from Tarrant. But they’re long, long, loooong gone now. But here currently? There might be a few half siblings, but I have no idea.”

hen Nadja decided to take her leave, I extended my nose towards her as she did the same before she took her leave, when she asked if she’d see her in the Cove, I gave a soft smile. “Possibly, we shall see. It was great to meet you Nadja” I watch as the blue roan headed off, and turned my gaze back to Solomon. “I hope she’ll be okay.” I spoke softly as I watched him, unsure what to say now.