@Kore
From the great lake, Leto, now Greer, had left the shadow of the mountains and followed the banks up stream. It would seem as if it was a reservoir from whatever came from the south, could be water from the mountains or - the red lady's breath caught - it could only be coming from a greater source. Images of the cay flickers like a reel in her mind and it could only excite her more as she further followed the flow of the water. The river seemed to widen and narrow until it forked, another route heading towards the east. Leto found herself crossing the new stretch of water at it's narrowest point. Her head submerged in the water and just briefly, there was a hope that as the water enthusiast erupted to the surface back in her once familiar land. It was simply an unattainable wish for as she looked to what she hoped would be the first island of the cay, was still in fact just the river bank.
Whatever heavy feeling of sadness was swallowed and lost as she pulled herself from the water, and the sight of the liquid had began to grind against every and all gears Leto possessed. For the past couple of hours, she'd stuck to the riverside with hopes to avoid the winds of the plains and the open hills and flats that it was comprised of but now? She wanted to be anywhere but. Greer climbed the hill and stood tall as the wind rustled her fur, her eyes followed the glisten of the river further south west and decided to instead go south.
It wasn't until the sun was beginning to set that she came across the floating rocks, slices of the mountain that stood erect upon a hill seemingly placed with even space between each neighbour. The sun illuminated each of the ridged edges, their shadows stretching like spears on the grasses surrounding them. Behind was the mirage of trees, in the evening light cast in darkness that haunted those with what ifs as they stood on the outside, never daring to cross into the abyss. This place was strange, Leto thought as she made her way across the tall rocks, making sure to never cross between and only travel around. Others may think her stupid, but truth be told, she was superstitious. Nothing was right in this land and these did not appear natural. There had two explanations, one logical, the other not but perhaps even those two reasons were born of truth. Leto was a smart woman, but this world was smarter, she didn't know it's past nor it's future.
What the she-wolf did know was that she was drawn to the meadow of spirits and in the dying light, she could only step back and watch in all their glory.
Whatever heavy feeling of sadness was swallowed and lost as she pulled herself from the water, and the sight of the liquid had began to grind against every and all gears Leto possessed. For the past couple of hours, she'd stuck to the riverside with hopes to avoid the winds of the plains and the open hills and flats that it was comprised of but now? She wanted to be anywhere but. Greer climbed the hill and stood tall as the wind rustled her fur, her eyes followed the glisten of the river further south west and decided to instead go south.
It wasn't until the sun was beginning to set that she came across the floating rocks, slices of the mountain that stood erect upon a hill seemingly placed with even space between each neighbour. The sun illuminated each of the ridged edges, their shadows stretching like spears on the grasses surrounding them. Behind was the mirage of trees, in the evening light cast in darkness that haunted those with what ifs as they stood on the outside, never daring to cross into the abyss. This place was strange, Leto thought as she made her way across the tall rocks, making sure to never cross between and only travel around. Others may think her stupid, but truth be told, she was superstitious. Nothing was right in this land and these did not appear natural. There had two explanations, one logical, the other not but perhaps even those two reasons were born of truth. Leto was a smart woman, but this world was smarter, she didn't know it's past nor it's future.
What the she-wolf did know was that she was drawn to the meadow of spirits and in the dying light, she could only step back and watch in all their glory.
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