thrandxuilion.
Leaves and berries, flowers and dust on the bones of an ageless trunk.
The sights of the forest were by far her favorite, if not the rarest for how
she chose to live. A thick canopy above made for good shelter from the
sweltering sun, the foliage of interest for its sticky cobwebs and monstrous
ecosystem. She’d seen spiders the size of her father, seen creatures that could
not come to the light. She ADORED it all– adored how it shown so dank and
dreary, how it forced those who might have once lived here to flee.
Across an enchanted brook she’d walked, her feet all bare and pale, and
she leaned her head back slowly, taking in the golds, reds and greens that
were offered by the grove. There were large gates ahead that seemed to be
made of wood, and while her hands did not touch them, she could feel eyes
lurking nearby. A great kingdom lay beyond, of this she was certain, and she lay
a hand upon the frame and spoke in a quiet tone.

’ Does it open, or will you watch me for the rest of the evening? ’



