[M] I want to believe

Eris Eternity · 03-02-2011, 05:53 AM

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Word Count :: 322 Herrrp, quiet eris. ._.

Eterne was in the past, but for all purposes, Eris had been raised there. Her mother had not indoctrinated her with much of anything; beliefs and religious faith seemed rare within that family. She would not so easily shake the things she had learned in Eterne, especially not those which she still believed fervently. Though they had shunned her and thrown her out, the sable-shaded woman would not forsake everything. There were still those who likely still lived in the area that she might have considered friends, but the hybrid woman thought she would never see them again. It had taken her long enough to make it this far.

The hybrid woman curled Pandemic closer to herself, holding onto him tightly. It was strange with these children -- the hybrid woman had not known what to do with them at all at first, and yet the responsibility of having them was undeniably on her shoulders. There was a pressure within her to learn and expand, and though Larkspur provided amply for their small family, the coal-hued woman did not wish to seem so useless. She wanted to be able to teach their children, too, and she quietly vowed to better herself.

The shuffling and noise at the door drew the hybrid's attention, and she looked to see the pale form of Naniko in their doorway. Eris herself smiled warmly toward the pallid woman, holding her in higher esteem than Larkspur did, of course. It was Naniko who had first offered her a place here, and though Larkspur had been the final thing to convince her to depart, the coyote woman fondly recalled the initial offer of the pallid leader. Her attention was drawn back to Larkspur as he spoke again, and she nodded in agreement with his statements. She did not know what else exactly to contribute to the conversation -- the realm of gods and goddesses was Larkspur's, not her own.

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