AkinaTakesora

The stars shone brightly above them. Even the moon was prominent and made the peaceful surfaces of the lakes glitter with his reflecting light. The homestead was well visited. The guest house almost being at it’s limit. But now all visitors had gone to bed it seemed. All the lights were out. And Lunaro and Sol were done with their day’s work. And yet they hadn’t gone to bed. They were at the lakes. The trees blocking them from their homes and anyone who may overhear them. They let the silence come in for a while. The brushing of the wind over the ground, the grass, the leafs. Let it play with their hair. Some late insects were buzzing too and made themselves viable for the frogs that also couldn’t sleep. Sol sighed softly and Lunaro looked over. At her face, illuminated by the bluish light of the moon. The stars reflecting in her orange eyes. She was beautiful. He couldn’t believe it took him this long to see this. Why did they need to suffer such a close call for him to come from this

When the storm passed it gave way to new sunlight reaching the ground. To give warmth and dry what was wet from the rain. Konrad felt the ray on his tail, which was the only part of him not covered by the shade coming from the boulders. The canine taur was still resting his hurting and drenched body. He originally hadn’t fled there for cover from the storm.. But to hide from the grassland in which this strange formation rested. It startled him in ways he couldn’t name. And only with one distraction that had happened he was mercilessly exposed to his own thoughts and the pain coming from his ribs, paws and belly. He was leaning his human upper half against the cold stone that kept the sun from warming him. But he felt himself unable to move further. Sniffing he felt warm water running down his face. He should have never run away. “She’ll be so mad at me… So.. Mad.” But he wanted to go back to the farm. Because she had been right. About everything. Well… He still hadn’t met any ghosts