It hadn't been long since Roselle had been...Alive? Couple of days, perhaps. She wasn't sure what she was doing or what she was supposed to be doing. She just...Appeared one day and had done her best to keep out of everyone's way. There was an itching at the back of her mind that was telling her to go somewhere specific, but she dare not move towards it. How even did she know she could trust her mind? She had only been here a few days, not enough experience to know anything. There was a little part of her brain telling her to stay put, not to go too far. Easy enough to obey that one. She'd likely just get lost.
Roselle hung her wings at her sides, drooping a little as an indication of her mood. Her mouth worked as she chewed on one of the braids poking out from under her hood, another indication of her nervousness in being where she'd been put. So many around. But outside was even worse. So large. Than there was that blinding sun. Was it supposed to hurt so much? She took that as a sign she should just remain with all the other winged B'alam. Obviously this was where they were meant to be. It was fine, really. It wasn't like she couldn't see where she was going. Not like being outside. Nope. Never was she going that way, again. Definitely not. Absolutely not.
Well, until her stomach demanded something.
While she thought about her situation, the Dark nantlil hadn't realized she had crept closer to the place the itch was telling her to go. Brown eyes went wide as a little squeal escaped her lips, soft enough to barely be heard, and she darted away from it. Nope. Definitely wasn't going that way, either. What than?
Once she felt safe enough away, Roselle sat her rump down and looked around her. Not knowing what to do was boring. And those rocks were mismatched. Disorganized. That was something to do.
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