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Posted: Wed Aug 30, 2017 7:20 pm
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There are billions and billions of stars!
Username: Revolutionary Roniel Who are you entering with? Antillas Link to the RP you're using: n/a Prompt response: Antillas squinted into the sky. Through the hazy clouds, he could see a single star. One, out of the whole entire sky. He sighed and sank a little deeper into the water. He didn't know how it had happened, but he'd gotten turned around. He thought he was on his way to the reef, now he was on his way to nowhere. Night hung dark around him, and in the darkness he had no hope of spying the land. He could navigate by stars... but only if the stars chose to appear. "Come on..." he muttered, trying to make the clouds part with force of will alone.
A breeze blew. A patch opened near the horizon, small, but enough to see a familiar constellation winking out. "There!" he shouted, joy returning. He swam off swiftly, direction returned and on his way.
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Posted: Wed Aug 30, 2017 9:25 pm
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Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2017 12:05 am
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Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2017 12:54 pm
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Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2017 6:40 pm
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Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2017 7:15 pm
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There are billions and billions of stars!
Username: Anderleit Who are you entering with? Cornick Link to the RP you're using: n/a Prompt response: Cornick gazed up at the sky as if those plentiful stars had the answers. As long as he could remember, there had been one basket, and one letter. The letter, he had heard about a million times - courtesy of the native girl who had raised him. And his basket, lavishly decorated with the vibrancy and love that the letter entailed. It would be a beautiful thing, if only he understood any of it.
The native girl said that his basket had come with a tall, pale elder. His father, Cornick presumed; with the straight hair, pale hearts and stoic demeanor that he had passed on to his son. It was he who had her take down the letter, and pin it gently to the top of the basket. He was patient with her, just woken up and bleary-eyed from sleep. He was understanding of her surprise, although he wouldn't explain anything. All he left her with was the poem-made-letter, and the basket, with her assurance that she would care for it like the precious gift that it was. Then, as she told it, she turned to attend to him - tuck him away in her home, warm the colored wicker with blankets and furs. When she emerged again, he was gone, melted into the forest like so much smoke.
So what had happened to his father? Cornick snorted with frustration, watching his breath billow white against the stars. Why had the old stallion only seen fit to leave him with a poem, of all things? The words held nothing like what he would expect a father to leave his colt, either. No warnings about what not to do, or what to look out for in life. Nothing like how to fight, or when to flee, or how to deal with others like himself. All that, he had to learn on his own.
No, the only thing dear old dad thought worthy of mentioning was beauty. Waxing on about some mare he had known, by Cornick's best guess. He hoped, at least, that the poem was about his mother - but who could say? Had his father been the type to be so preoccupied by one's appearance? It would give him no joy to come from someone so shallow. But he could think of no other reason for the poem, wherein beauty had clearly moved the author to distraction.
He had to assume that there was a reason that his father had left him the poem. Perhaps the beauty it mentioned was his father's version of the ideal. Maybe that was the most important lesson that he felt Cornick could learn. It was a ridiculous thought, and one that actually incensed the male. He was grown, now. Surely he could make his own determinations about what was beautiful. As a matter of fact, he could think of no better way to figure out what that poem was all about. He would set out on his own, travelling until he discovered beauty on his own terms. Perhaps then, he would find some deeper meaning in his father's words.
If not, he could dismiss them - and him - as irrelevant entirely. Either way, he would finally be able to stop wondering.
Cornick arched his neck, another derisive snort spilling out of him. He liked this idea. The more he turned it over in his mind, the more he realized that he liked his idea a lot. He pawed at the earth, carmine hooves leaving deep gouges as the thrill built up in him. Before he knew it, he was whinnying his excitement to the night sky. It was settled then! Come dawn, he would bid farewell to the native girl. In the light of day, he could begin!
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Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2017 8:16 pm
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There are billions and billions of stars!
Username: Dea and #Teddy# Who are you entering with? Aiyana Link to the RP you're using: N/A Prompt response: Aiyana looked up at the stars, they seemed brighter tonight for some reason. As she laid in the meadow, her mind drifted to when her and Xara had gone to make an offering to the wishing star. Stars had always been special to her, since it was her favorite part of nature since she was a little filly. Now it seemed to have more meaning to her, when it made her think of her mate, Star Blayze. A smile came to her lips, thinking how he had come into her life, when they both needed each other. Then the wishing star had added even more to her connection to the stars, thanks to that wish. Her and her sister had wanted their mother back, wondering if it was possible the older mare was still alive. Lo and behold, the Wishing Star had come through and their mother had returned. So any love Aiyana had for those twinkling lights in the star had just grown more and more. She would make sure they were honored in her herd, it seemed only fitting to her.
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