Prompts

Delphi looked at the soul her mother had pointed out. The snowflake was so familiar to her, how could she not have known? She gracefully bowed to the soul who had only been in her old form for a second. "It is wonderful to meet you, grandma, I have heard so many stories from both mom and Mara." The soul gently bobbed up and down acknowledging the young Enivi's words. "My name is Delphi, these are my siblings! I was hoping we would be able to meet you. Would you like to hear more...

Ignis walked through the town on his way out to collect some ore for the forage. All three of the smiths needed more, so Terra had sent him on this errand while he and Eira ran the shop. Grumpily, Ignis looked around, trying to find someone in their group to pawn this off on. *Stupid Ios would be perfect, he loves doing dumb shit like this*, Ignis thought with malic. As he scanned the area his eye caught on a new notice on the board; squinting he approached. Jerri needed ore too? Hmm perfect,...

Terra ambled towards the Temple. He had very little interest in this old tradition at this particular temple. It was small and dinky, plus he felt as if it was not fair to represent their god in such a way. The green Ortusi looked at his family walking with him through the forest and signed. There was no getting out of it, this had been their tradition for generations. His family, which followed Ortusi tradition and the Jarl incredibly closely, was excited about the occasion; Terra much less ...

  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...