05-21-2018, 08:45 AM
The lockdown had been lifted, something Amorette is grateful for, but the ebony woman hasn’t left Tephra since. She can hardly say she is doing better, and although that no longer holds her back from fulfilling her duties, she not yet feels comfortable enough to leave. And honestly, there is still so much for her to do within Tephra’s border, so why should she seek to do things beyond? There are many new faces to get to know, and also there are quite a few faces missing. Ones for who they should work hard to retrieve.
Kwartz had been stolen by Sylva, and Ischia had taken Karat away from her family. And, as if they hadn’t had enough drama on their plates yet, Krone has gone missing too. Though Karat has been technically stolen, there is no fear for her safety. Ischia would treat her right, as Ischia and Tephra are now allies. But Amorette fears for Kwartz’ and Krone’s wellbeing, how could she not, whit this many uncertainties? Her motherly heart screams to barge in, and claim what is theirs, to reunite the boy with his family, but her mind knows better than to act restless. Which does not mean she does like it to be forced to wait, until Tephra has come up with a strategy.
Her pondering is disturbed as something flies over, its shade cast down upon her before moving on. Her dark eyes squint, trying to look against the warm spring sun, to see who is descending. It could easily be Warrick – though Amore is sure that he would’ve greeted her with a nicker – or any of Tephra’s other winged habitants. However, the stallion her eyes see, is not one known to her.
She approaches him, not hurrying herself as he descends from the sky, to meet him in the field where he lands. Where Amorette had thought to greet and get to know one of Tephra’s new members, she soon realises that that is not the case. The scent that clings to this stranger’s coat is like the sea, and not the burnt, ashy one of Tephra. “Hello,” she calls out, both her ears forward as she crosses the last distance between them. “Welcome to Tephra. To what do we owe the pleasure of your visit?”
@[Belgaer]