Meadowlark Prairie mirror of given light

As she started to be drawn toward her pleasures, the pale dame was lost in her own world, and forgotten how close the Dark Prince had gotten. She was rambling off the constellations, a blue haze constantly scanning up above as she named them with a more ease as she was going toward her peaceful grounds.  It wasn't difficult to name, nor' find where they were. Once she found two, it was effortless to connect them to form the legends. She was wholeheartedly focused on them.

There was many stories to share, and she did not know where to start. Her favorite was Ursa Major and Minor, as they held many different spins on the tales. There was one track she enjoyed the most, being a mother bear protecting her young, but she did not think it would interest him as much as it touched her. Shisu knew a favorite that most held an awespiring toward, that she thought would work, "Hercules.. Is a, very.. L-Long one."

"He's the.. Sons of a God, and, a mortal." Though like Ursa Major and Minor, he had different versions of his story. She knew the one where he was the son of Zues and Hera, but the more well-known one was with Zues, and a mortal female, "he, uhm, was hailed a hero.. T-Though before that, he did grave sins by, killing his children by a curse set by the.. God's w-wife.. Then!" she whispered his sins, while nervously glancing at the ground. Shisu didn't like that part, but the whole stories of these particular constellations always had odd twists. Greek stories, really, always had something horrible to them that she didn't like. They were more well-known, sadly, and not as child-friendly compared to the other lesser-known versions. However she continued, "legends say.. He was given, t-twelve tasks set by a king.. A-And, if succeeded, he could be, immortal!"

"But, they're... Very long," she hesitated to ramble about them, as she felt she was being a bit overbearing about it, "when he was to die.. The i-immortal part of him went to the Gods... And he was casted to the sky, to be remembered.."