She needed no voice to call her, no trumpeting horn to reign in her loose mind. Instead, Faye arrived of her own volition. An instinct had rang out within her, as soft as a whisper, telling her to heed the call this day. Many voices meandered through her head, this was by no means the most noticeable, yet she noticed it all the same. Following her guiding voice, she entered the place that she seldom entered, always not feeling welcome as her hooves clicked on the smooth ground. How could she feel welcome? She was not a native to these lands, a foreign woman from another land. Her beliefs couldn't be kept under one deity, she believed in none of them and was therefore governed by not one of them. Faith lay with the eternal chaos of the universe for her.
Everything could be explained by the answer that it did not need to be explained as literally anything could happen because chaos granted it so. In this swirling sphere of chaos and harshness, a small portion of power was granted to karma. She knew she believed in karma only because she wanted to believe in karma, wishing it were true even if she were not sure. It was enough for her, not nearly as outlandish as some unseen goddess watching them from above, moving them like chess pieces on a board.
Today her faithful companion had joined her, Arcus the golden retriever. He had been with her since he was just a pup and despite all of that he bossed her around far more than she did to him. They both walked to greet the leader of this court, Faye's new leader and home. She came to a stop and she observed the others quietly, usually more friendly towards people but she didn't know any of them just yet. So she waited to see what Rannveig wanted.
Speech.
Everything could be explained by the answer that it did not need to be explained as literally anything could happen because chaos granted it so. In this swirling sphere of chaos and harshness, a small portion of power was granted to karma. She knew she believed in karma only because she wanted to believe in karma, wishing it were true even if she were not sure. It was enough for her, not nearly as outlandish as some unseen goddess watching them from above, moving them like chess pieces on a board.
Today her faithful companion had joined her, Arcus the golden retriever. He had been with her since he was just a pup and despite all of that he bossed her around far more than she did to him. They both walked to greet the leader of this court, Faye's new leader and home. She came to a stop and she observed the others quietly, usually more friendly towards people but she didn't know any of them just yet. So she waited to see what Rannveig wanted.
Speech.
