Prompts

  Delphi looked at her surroundings in awe; the entire temple was brightly colored with crystals and souls. Her mother had brought the triplets to the Guiding Lights Celebration, the kids' first time, and they were all excited about it.  Each child looked around and was amazed by all the activity around them.  Delphi focused on all the different Enivi, trying to guess where each one of them came from.  Looking at her siblings, she guessed that Casey was trying to figure out the mea...

It was early in the morning and the sun was high in the sky. Abedul, a pretty calm Ortusi, decided to go to the beach for a day full of tranquility and relaxation. For a being like him, the song of the tides were enough to keep him distracted from things that might be too stressful for his liking. He wasn't an Ortusi that liked noisy places, nor did he enjoy talking with others that much, so his only paradise, his true beloved home, were the shores of this land. The cool breeze carried by the...

Irisha gently picked her way along the rocks, looking for a spot on the beach to sit and... well... she didn't know. She hadn't been to this beach in years - it was closer to her home town than she'd like. But tonight was peaceful, the waves were gentle, and the sun setting slowly felt calm and familliar. It had been a very long day ashore, and while Irisha would usually be holed up on the ship right now, she decided today was the day to be brave.  It would have been years by now. Thi...

Sherbet looked around the city in fascination, it was their first time seeing the big structures of the Ortusi. Though many of their friends and family were the larger Enivi, the young Lunasei never had a reason to go this far into the city. The only other time they had been around here was to see their dad’s shop. There was a small squeak of shock. In the glory of the city, Sherbet had almost forgot their companion.   ...

Tanise carefully picked her way after Arya, watching the Ortusi’s moves carefully. She was smaller, and had to be a little more careful in the rougher parts of the jungle. The group she was with was made of mainly Ortusi, and she felt rather small. Arya, though, was gentle and patient with Tannise as she struggled to keep up, and coached her on how to get to the stone paths between stretches of jungle. Tanise wondered how many times Arya had made this journey ...

Buttercup awoke, and started going about her day, not quite looking at the calendar that hung in her room.  She didn’t travel as much as her parents and sibling did, having a hoofball team.  This of course didn’t mean her adventures in town were any less fun, or entertaining.  She often had a grand time teaching some of the kids to play hoof ball, or just playing with them in general.  They often looked at her with some admiration.  The team always had ...