On great amethyst wings and riding a warm up draft into the sky, Vale felt she could finally take a breath. The court, for all it's worth and for as much as she held it dear, was beginning to feel suffocating. It's familiarity made her heart ache at every corner and all she wanted was to see Orpheus. She only hoped the growing fear within her was just her own paranoia playing on her mind, but her fears seemed to only worsen when she was around familiar sightings or areas that triggered a memory of old. It didn't help that he had been gone for far longer then he said he would and all she could imagine was that his father had finally finished the job he had started. Vale took a sharp breath of the salty air, attempting to channel those negative thoughts out with her exhale. "Enough of that," she told herself immediately blocking those thoughts in her mind as she tried to focus on the now.
It was a glorious day, warm and bright. The Terminus Sea looked inviting with it's deep blue waters, though even from her spot high in the sky she could see the waves were only just beginning to grow. She could have stayed up there all day, just riding the up drafts and enjoying the isolation that flight brought her but a distinctive red colour brought her attention to the shore where a lone figure stood gazing out to sea. She could have ignore them and continued on her way, but Vale was not quite ready to let go of the sight of the sea just yet. And besides, she had not spoken with another soul in what felt like forever. Angling her wings she began her dissent out of the sky, slowly spiralling down until her hooves hit the golden sands just metres from where the red marked equine stood. "Greetings," she said, letting out a light breath of air before offering the equine a smile. "I see the spell of the Terminus Sea does not affect just myself."
@Camdis
It was a glorious day, warm and bright. The Terminus Sea looked inviting with it's deep blue waters, though even from her spot high in the sky she could see the waves were only just beginning to grow. She could have stayed up there all day, just riding the up drafts and enjoying the isolation that flight brought her but a distinctive red colour brought her attention to the shore where a lone figure stood gazing out to sea. She could have ignore them and continued on her way, but Vale was not quite ready to let go of the sight of the sea just yet. And besides, she had not spoken with another soul in what felt like forever. Angling her wings she began her dissent out of the sky, slowly spiralling down until her hooves hit the golden sands just metres from where the red marked equine stood. "Greetings," she said, letting out a light breath of air before offering the equine a smile. "I see the spell of the Terminus Sea does not affect just myself."
@Camdis
