Word Count: 564 Thanks; Sie made it, and all of her stuff is pretty much awesome. Thanks for the information, once again! I really need to take some time one day to update Asha's wiki so I can store all this info in there!
Absorbing the words of Agidoda, what he said had made comprehension. Life was composed to be of enduring every single aspect that it provided, from the high points to the low. One couldn't exist without the other, something that she had learned from both of her parents when she had been very young. Asha had at first thought it was possible to withstand negative aspects of life, but for any positive ones to prevail, there had to be a fair share of negativity. It was the balance of this world, possibly even the universe. Everything seemingly had an opposite to it, and it was the way life was able to prevail through the opposites. These were matters she didn't tend to think of in depth from time to time, but Asha noted that when she was with her father on several occasions, there would be miraculous deep and interesting conversations that would get her mind thinking more about the greater aspects of the world. Her father had been one individual that opened many doors in her mind, through his own experiences and his teachings. Mischka did too at one point, but Asha had not been old enough yet to fully appreciate what was taught during the time, or fully comprehend what she was teaching to her. All in all, her voice had fell silent, but she had nodded in acknowledgement to what Dawali had said about enduring, for it was true.
Listening with patient and interested ears, Dawali went on to explain about the tribe lands here while she had been absent. There were little, maybe even subtle changes, and Asha was actually interested in hearing of bigger changes, but of course her hopes would be wound up. Still, she listened as Dawali recited catching a bull in the later year, in which there was a peculiar smirk to appear on her muzzle. Bull, huh? That'll be an interesting thing to deal with once Spring rolled around! She never had the taste of bull before, but she figured maybe the bull could be of better use for some hardy labor around the tribe lands. "Ah, a bull. Those sturdy, bulky things huh? Maybe we can put him to use for plowing the tobacco fields; I read something about horse labor in a worn book on my travels, and we would just need the contraptions in order to do it." These particular contraptions, she wasn't sure if Dawali knew what she was speaking of, but would have to elaborate if needed in the best description she could. The idea of getting back to village life and helping out the tribe was exciting, and she couldn't want to do such things again! Hearing about Dawali and Hemming building the Town Hall, well, that was certainly news of happiness to hear! Finally they all had a place for meetings and recreations to go underneath a dry roof, if needed. "That's great! I'm looking forward then to future meetings!" Asha expressed, her mind briefly traveling to Hemming and the day they had the mock sword fight; a memory that instantly brought a smile to her muzzle. Dawali further elaborated on teaching a young girl from Crimson Dreams about priesting, and Asha's ears perked forward. "Oh yeah? There's not too many of those around, so that's good to hear. How does she like AniWaya in general?" Asha asked curiously.
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