09-17-2022, 05:55 PM
The sun would set soon.
Reyes sat among the flowers, eyes drooping as weariness set in. It had been a long trek, but he finally entered another biome. Veering to the right, he had entered the Meadows from near the Mountain's Lake. He didn't know why he sat with the flowers. They never really spoke to him before. A little memory flash of a purple-ish roan woman telling him about certain ones caused the man to droop further.
Why do I not remember your name?
It felt wrong to want something you couldn't ever have. Again or never. He knew her, had smelt her, laid with her. They had been partners. Worked together. He respected her. He, daresay, had loved her. But if they never spoke those words to each other - it was too late now. She was gone, somewhere unknown. He wasn't sure this world housed her. So, here he was, brooding like a lost puppy.
Movement caught the man's eye, and he looked up to spy the pale shape of a woman. Old him would have laughed at this, the irony. But he wanted nobody else, not even for a quick tryst. Perhaps Reyes had wandered in search of his lavanda. He did not find her in the end, and here he moped. It felt cruel to take away someone's love, even crueler to take her name. Feeling a tad lonesome, he made a mistake.
He chuffed a greeting to the pale woman.
While his eyes showed pain, he ruffled his fur and tried to ignore it. He shuffled against the earth, sitting tall and made to prepare himself for conversation. He didn't want anything from the woman. He was just in the mood to talk. Get his mind off of things.
@Izumi
Reyes sat among the flowers, eyes drooping as weariness set in. It had been a long trek, but he finally entered another biome. Veering to the right, he had entered the Meadows from near the Mountain's Lake. He didn't know why he sat with the flowers. They never really spoke to him before. A little memory flash of a purple-ish roan woman telling him about certain ones caused the man to droop further.
Why do I not remember your name?
It felt wrong to want something you couldn't ever have. Again or never. He knew her, had smelt her, laid with her. They had been partners. Worked together. He respected her. He, daresay, had loved her. But if they never spoke those words to each other - it was too late now. She was gone, somewhere unknown. He wasn't sure this world housed her. So, here he was, brooding like a lost puppy.
Movement caught the man's eye, and he looked up to spy the pale shape of a woman. Old him would have laughed at this, the irony. But he wanted nobody else, not even for a quick tryst. Perhaps Reyes had wandered in search of his lavanda. He did not find her in the end, and here he moped. It felt cruel to take away someone's love, even crueler to take her name. Feeling a tad lonesome, he made a mistake.
He chuffed a greeting to the pale woman.
While his eyes showed pain, he ruffled his fur and tried to ignore it. He shuffled against the earth, sitting tall and made to prepare himself for conversation. He didn't want anything from the woman. He was just in the mood to talk. Get his mind off of things.
@Izumi
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