Blackfeather Woods We don't believe what's on tv

She couldn't help but to smile herself as Kendra offered to bedazzle her tail as well. Would Burke mind? She seen no reason for him to object, after all, Kendra had made the dye herself. "Okay, but later on, I promise," She agreed, a mischievous gleam present in her eyes. She didn't want to have drying paint on her tail while she walked round, for she wasn't sure how to explain red dye scattered everywhere to Burke. It was easier to hang around children, she found. They didn't judge, and they didn't glamour the truth. They simply went about life without a care, and she envied it. Innocence was hard to come by and she was so lucky that she had a chance to witness it flourish. 

Her brow furrowed at this "Glowing Moss". She had not seen such a thing, but the glowing worms she had. It would have been exciting to see the girl react to the strange insects, and though she knew she had no reason to be, she felt a little left out. "Ah, so you seen the glow worms then," There was a chance she hadn't, and quietly, she wanted to see them again too. "Well aren't you so smart," She chuckled, not doubting Kendra's claims at all. "Meldresi would be very proud," She gleamed down at the girl, though her tone was not sorrowful. There was a time for mourning the dark queen's name and a time for praising it. "Well, how about you show me what you've been doing so diligently so far, instead. I swear, one of these day's you will be teaching me how to replant plants," She had a lot to learn when it came to Kendra, for the girl had a fascinating logic of her own. She was lucky, the idea that she had been resilient to watch the twins seemed a ludicrous idea entirely now. And for once did she forget her worries.