HOMEBOUND
Hered held ciency with all her might, softly mumbling to him. Quartz paced around near the opening of the cave, not wanting to worry the two even more. The new little one was fast asleep besides them on the bed, cuddled up to ciency. Quartz ran back down to them.
“Where's your sister at? Didn't you say she was just grabbing some things?” She Hollered. Hered nodded, but her face darkened.
“Sometimes… she runs away, or leaves, but she always makes her way back…” Quartz mumbled a curse under her breath walked back.
“We need a healer. Now. If I go out to the nearest I won't make it back till midday tomorrow, and I can't leave three hatchlings alone….” She sighed, and looked back down at them. She could tell that hered was responsible. Not to mention they had some food, and no travelers usually. She took a deep breath and walked back down.
“...Hered? How's Ciency?” He looked up at her nervously. He tried to move his arm again, but nothing.
“Hered, I'm gonna go get a healer for Ciency. Is that alright? I'll be gone for a while.” Hered looked at her, than looked down at Ciency. She nodded.
“Alright, i'll try to hurry, stay down here while I'm gone. If you see anyone, no matter what, hide.” With that Quartz was gone.
“Salad, dear, how about here? This ravene is empty except for a few old mines, and there's a few hanging trees at the top for sap.” The fae and skydancer hovered just over the edge, the fae buzzed around inspecting.
“Dear?” The fae launched themselves at the skydancer, both went spinning in the air from the ruff hug.
“My dearest, it's perfect! I know this all has been difficult, but I can't thank you enough, Pasta. You truly are my dearest.” They both smiled, and landed on the largest tree. It hung down into the ravine, its green leaves pointing down.
Salad immediately went to spinning the Amber sap along the tree to the cliff side, humming softly as she worked. Pasta rushed all around, bringing her twigs and rocks of all sorts for her to put into the sap. Pasta started humming, which turned too loud, passionate singing as he brought her trinkets.
Oof sorry for the short update, but new people!
“Where's your sister at? Didn't you say she was just grabbing some things?” She Hollered. Hered nodded, but her face darkened.
“Sometimes… she runs away, or leaves, but she always makes her way back…” Quartz mumbled a curse under her breath walked back.
“We need a healer. Now. If I go out to the nearest I won't make it back till midday tomorrow, and I can't leave three hatchlings alone….” She sighed, and looked back down at them. She could tell that hered was responsible. Not to mention they had some food, and no travelers usually. She took a deep breath and walked back down.
“...Hered? How's Ciency?” He looked up at her nervously. He tried to move his arm again, but nothing.
“Hered, I'm gonna go get a healer for Ciency. Is that alright? I'll be gone for a while.” Hered looked at her, than looked down at Ciency. She nodded.
“Alright, i'll try to hurry, stay down here while I'm gone. If you see anyone, no matter what, hide.” With that Quartz was gone.
“Salad, dear, how about here? This ravene is empty except for a few old mines, and there's a few hanging trees at the top for sap.” The fae and skydancer hovered just over the edge, the fae buzzed around inspecting.
“Dear?” The fae launched themselves at the skydancer, both went spinning in the air from the ruff hug.
“My dearest, it's perfect! I know this all has been difficult, but I can't thank you enough, Pasta. You truly are my dearest.” They both smiled, and landed on the largest tree. It hung down into the ravine, its green leaves pointing down.
Salad immediately went to spinning the Amber sap along the tree to the cliff side, humming softly as she worked. Pasta rushed all around, bringing her twigs and rocks of all sorts for her to put into the sap. Pasta started humming, which turned too loud, passionate singing as he brought her trinkets.
Oof sorry for the short update, but new people!
