Sunbeam Lair moonbeams

To meet with him was something she rather enjoyed, each encounter strengthening the bond between them. She knew there to be something there, but the exact details eluded her. She could come up with no explanation for the way she felt, often misjudging it and labeling it as something that it wasn't. They were friends, this she knew, but they were close. Perhaps even closer than mere friends should ever be, but that was a thought she'd never considered. It was normal for her, the bond they shared, and was what she'd been searching for. Between them there lived something she hoped that everyone might find, the ties of a true partnership, whether it be romantic or not; which theirs was not as of yet, such affectionate feelings being the very same ones Asterr had yet to present a proper label for. She could not pick them out by name, but was subconsciously aware that there was something more to them. Something greater than she'd ever experienced before.

Asterr had kept silent as she'd walked, her mind drifting up to dance with the stars of the sky as she sought the man out. When she'd first spotted him, only his silhouette could be seen, and she'd noted almost immediately how surreal he'd appeared to be. It was as if he, too, belonged within the sky overhead, though no formal comments pertaining to such thoughts were shared. Rather, she'd approached with her usual silence, greeting him by way of a gentle nudge to the shoulder. Thereafter she'd settled down next to him, looking up through the opening in the ceiling briefly, and then directing her gaze towards his own. "Their reign has yet to truly begin, but even still, I find myself curious of which constellation you may be telling me of tonight," the girl had voiced, her usual smile pulling at the corners of her lips. There she sat, with Noctura effortlessly holding her attention.