If you don't know where you are going

Adonia Demos · 06-27-2012, 06:47 PM

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Adonia smiled kindly to the alphess as she watched her feathered friend. It was a little embarrassing that her friend would be so rude. She would have a talk about manners with him later. He would need to learn who to be rude to and who he needed to give his full respect. She looked from the golden eaglet to the alphess as she said he looked like a Puck. Adonia smiled, as the first thing that came to mind was a hockey puck, but soon she remembered being asked about mythical creatures. Adonia did realize that the woman was talking about a fairy name. She recalled it from her grandmothers stories of fairies, and one involved a Puck, but it was so long ago, she couldn't recall it fully. Adonia's ears perked and she looked to her alphess in complete curiosity, "That name sounds very familiar, my grandmother used to tell me stories about Fairies, but it was so long ago, and can't think of what fairy Puck was..."

Adonia's eyes looked over to the structure that Titiana was looking at and she found it to look rather neat being engulfed by the wild growth. She saw the frown that was on the woman, and quickly found their feelings differed on the man made structures, but Adonia came up with an idea, "Wanna help the veins and trees reclaim it?" A slightly childish smile came to Adonia as she stood and wagged her tail, the feathered friend looked at them both curiously. "..re...recl..cl..claim?" The bird managed to say, Adonia looked down, head upside down to look at him, "Yes! Reclaim..to take back...once ago, that building was either tree, dirt, or water...wooden structures used to be trees, like the ones you like to sit in...bricks used to be dirt and water..it was how bricks are made.." She smiled warmly. She loved to educate her bird, she hoped he'd become much more intelligent and hopefully, the more she taught him and spoke to him, the more he could pick up high speech and speak back.

Code by the Mentors; photo courtesy to effika

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