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Ralla · 01-30-2011, 11:49 PM

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Backdated to the 24th and mainly for the Gata Hineyu's. It's time Ralla started acting like she's supposed to and do her job teaching you guys about the Great Fire =w= If we could, three day waiting limit before next poster? :3

It was a fine day--or twilight, as it was--as Ralla skirted around the Great Fire, continuing to make sure that all its logs were firmly set and that there were no weak spots that would crumble to make a mess or that snow or rain could easily dowse, etc. Even after her abscence the fire barely bothered her work-worn hands, the heat only warming them as she was careful not to touch a combusted log directly. She was always, always careful and respectful of the Great Fire's power, only now that she had direct access to it, she felt more in tune with its spiritual ways. But what she was really preparing for was a lesson. Ever since she had begun to teach J'adore about the lore and traditions of the tribe, Ralla felt it more germane that she do the same for the other two, as well as the other tribe members should they decide to sit on the logs and listen. She wanted to share her knowledge as well as be fair to Sanuye and Oceane; it wouldn't do for them to fall behind because of Ralla's negligence.

Satisfied with her work, Ralla raised her voice to the winds and loosed her peculiar yet easily identifiable howl; a few short staccato notes followed by a long, drawn out note that faded like a misty morning. The howl was directed specifically for J'adore and Oceane--Sanuye still gone elsewhere--their calling having been engraved into the signature of the howl, as could any other wolf do should they so please for another. While she still couldn't write script--she would wait until the observatory was built and J'adore could both teach and help her record the legends--she could begin teaching the Gata Hineyus the basic lessons and prayers, as she had done for J'adore when he had helped her build the observatory foundaiton. All it took was a little practice and repitition, although this was coming from someone who loved stories and could memorize them like the back of her hand. Realistically, other probably didn't share the same penchant as she did for such things. Nian did, she reminded herself. She wondered if he would sit and listen as she taught the lesson?

Moon walks. "Moon talks." Moon thinks.

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