The newborn sun warms this new, green land, casting long dark shadows of the trees across the lakes. Some people go on with their daily lives, choosing to ignore the trouble and misfortune, all because of one thing: the cursed lands of Aaralyn.
It is fabled that all the ones that lived there drank from the well of beauty, also known as the Azure Illume, and because of that, they are immortal, beautiful creatures. But their souls don't last forever. For now all they are are but shells: empty nothings that lure in all who come near them. These are the creatures who try to gain power over the lands and territories.
Through all these troubles, packs, herds, prides, flocks and towns of all sorts have formed to fight against the evil powers of Aaralyn.
Re: The Human Place « Reply #20 on Sept 9, 2006, 9:57am »
Tala merely nodded. Why did she talk about her family to this wolf? She never spoke of Raisa or her parents. So why did she now? Maybe she just wanted to talk about it. With out thinking she finally made eye contact with the wolf. "Do you know any wolves by the names of Laksha, Rev, or Raisa?" She asked. She knew it was hopfully, she would probably never find her family again. Or every find her way home for that matter. For all she knew, her family could be dead.
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Re: The Human Place « Reply #21 on Sept 12, 2006, 8:52am »
Áeladh turned her head to look at Tala, before shaking her head softly. "No... no, I don't, I'm sorry..." Her voice was gentle, as she could tell that this other female wished to see them again, whoever they were. Perhaps her family, the ones she had mentioned before?
Shifting around a little to make her leg feel more comfortable, she looked around, seeing a brightly-coloured fern nearby. Extending her neck and grabbing a few leaves, carefully wetting it with her own saliva, she curled around and prodded it onto the bite wound. As it stung, she realised that the tendon had been injured.