Luna's Habiting Through The Forest, By Dilys
The first time Dilys saw her wandering through the Forest, she sensed something blue. The girl’s aura was a deep hue of midnight blue—the colour of gloom. Dilys couldn’t quite understand how a little girl—somewhere between her childhood and adulthood, it seemed—could have been so melancholic, and she found that she wanted to help this girl, for her smile to become genuine, for her colour to lighten.
The girl wore a small, dreamy smile on her face; Dilys, however, could see through it. On the inside, the girl’s soul was broken into a million pieces. Dilys wondered why, and she also wondered what or who could have done that to the girl. Regrettably, it was unlikely that Dilys would ever know. No animals or humans ever talked to Stygian creatures like her. Her kind was …show more content…
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Over the next couple of months, she and Luna met often; Luna would tell stories about her life while Dilys would scrutinise her for any changes of colour in her aura. Most of the time, it was still deep blue, although Dilys noticed that it would always be a bit brighter after each visit.
One time, months after their first meeting, Luna came to meet her, Dilys wasn’t alone, but with her infant child Mabyn. The girl’s aura wasn’t as deep of a blue as it had been the first time they had met; it was somewhat closer to a turquoise shade now—blue and green. Calmness mixed with sorrow was emitting out of her.
Soon, another human joined her, one who Dilys recognised as Harry, the boy Luna had been talking about. He was a dull shade of grey, the colour of depression and despair. Dilys, while watching her daughter eating a piece of meat, stole a glance at the boy. The boy seemed quite distant, although she knew he could see both her and her child. Dilys supposed it must have been because of his
The girl wore a small, dreamy smile on her face; Dilys, however, could see through it. On the inside, the girl’s soul was broken into a million pieces. Dilys wondered why, and she also wondered what or who could have done that to the girl. Regrettably, it was unlikely that Dilys would ever know. No animals or humans ever talked to Stygian creatures like her. Her kind was …show more content…
~oOo~
Over the next couple of months, she and Luna met often; Luna would tell stories about her life while Dilys would scrutinise her for any changes of colour in her aura. Most of the time, it was still deep blue, although Dilys noticed that it would always be a bit brighter after each visit.
One time, months after their first meeting, Luna came to meet her, Dilys wasn’t alone, but with her infant child Mabyn. The girl’s aura wasn’t as deep of a blue as it had been the first time they had met; it was somewhat closer to a turquoise shade now—blue and green. Calmness mixed with sorrow was emitting out of her.
Soon, another human joined her, one who Dilys recognised as Harry, the boy Luna had been talking about. He was a dull shade of grey, the colour of depression and despair. Dilys, while watching her daughter eating a piece of meat, stole a glance at the boy. The boy seemed quite distant, although she knew he could see both her and her child. Dilys supposed it must have been because of his