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brave_kreyu) wrote2024-07-27 01:01 pm
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OOM All Skate Skellig Dream Magic Weirdness -Part Nine
Kreyu has gathered plenty of henna and even woad, a blue dye, for some experiments with designs on Skellig's skin.
"The blue would look lovely on you, I think," she remarks. "Your fairer skin would show it off quite well. Though I am far more experienced in applying henna."
She's gathered bits and pieces of designs to look at for inspiration. Celtic style knots, viking style abstract patterns and stylized beasts, the mandala and floral type designs he's admired on her, and more.
"The blue would look lovely on you, I think," she remarks. "Your fairer skin would show it off quite well. Though I am far more experienced in applying henna."
She's gathered bits and pieces of designs to look at for inspiration. Celtic style knots, viking style abstract patterns and stylized beasts, the mandala and floral type designs he's admired on her, and more.
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Under his breath, he starts humming quietly; the melody is soft, and he couldn't tell the lyrics if she asked. But it is something he remembers, relaxing and gentle.
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The lack of rain sound is what finally prompts Kreyu to move, to sit up. She kisses him, then works on peeling away what was holding the dye against his skin. "With luck I haven't created anything too horrible looking," she teases.
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"They look good, I think," she says as she peels the last of the protection off of him. "Have to find some still water so you can get a good look."
With yesterday being such a 'lazy' day, Kreyu had plenty of time to prepare for today's meals yesterday, so it won't take long to get breakfast together and eat.
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Once he is finished organizing, he settles nearby to watch her as she preps their meal.
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"Thank you, love." She appreciates him tidying up their nest.
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(If they even choose to come home tonight at all, and don't just sleep in the forest.)
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The most important supplies, the stakes for making a 'boundary' for the spell, are packed already. More symbolic than literal, considering the size of the forest, but they'll work.
The sun hasn't risen too far into the sky when they step out of the Lair. She stretches her wings. "The forest is close enough that I can fly in this shape."
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He takes one of the bags she has packed; it will be easy enough to carry as they fly.
'I have yet to learn all the directions, I would have you lead on." He ruffles his feathers and swings his arms, hopping a bit to stretch his legs - not that he needs to, but, habit.
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She leaps into the air, knowing he will follow. It is perhaps two hours flight at most to the place she's looking for. The forest she seeks is connected to a larger piece of land by tidal islands that are most often underwater. The wood is green, with great trees vast in girth and height.
"No people around right now, and I think I can stretch the spell to cover at least most of it," she tells Skellig.
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"What is our goal, by adding to the forest?"
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He MIGHT be smirking.
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Her gaze is playful and slightly wicked. "Should be quite comfortable for you."
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He grins.
"It leaves your hands free for...exploring my body in ways I don't always expect, and I like that."
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"In the story, he has never lain with someone before," she muses. They move along the outside of the forest and she starts to drive another stake in. "It would all be unexpected, perhaps?" She knows she can't be his first, not really. But part of her wishes she COULD have been, that she could have guided him through it all with as much care, acceptance, and knowledge as he did for her. Skellig might be able to pick up on that.
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"You are not wrong," he says. "None of it could really be anticipated. I'm sure he would have dreamed, would have listened to those who spoke of such things... but if nobody would ever even think to accept his efforts... he would not have much to work with."
Carefully as they walk, he collects wildflowers.
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"The goddess will show him," she murmurs. "Would he have dreamed of her, do you think? With the wild in him, with her forest being his haven, where he felt at home?"
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He allows his mind to drift a little bit, allows himself to fall into the character.
"He would be nervous," he laughs softly. "As he wandered the woods."
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She laughs softly too. "Understandably so," she replies. "She would have watched him before, such a bright soul." Projecting a little, probably.
"But if it was solitude he wanted she might not have approached him."
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Skellig spots an interesting pile of stones and momentarily studies it, lagging behind briefly before he moves to catch up with her as she sets another stake in place.
"His soul is brightest when he is unafraid of scorn, of ridicule for merely being who he is."
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She begins to work on the last stake. "With his soul so very bright, how could she resist?"
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He shrugs, wings rustling with the motion.
"But perhaps it was because the only one with the right sense and vision to see it was the Goddess herself, nobody else even could."
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"Are we good to begin, or should I break the circle?"
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He just isn't sure if he even knows HOW to begin, if it were to happen.
His focus is on the grass beneath his bare feet, each blade as it touches his skin, hundreds of tiny pieces supporting him. It is like how his feathers work, there are hundreds... alone in his wings one cannot do much, but together...
"The Goddess will see," he echoes quietly, turning back to face her. "If it is too much, I will tell you."
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