Northstar Vale The birth of a universe

She followed, silently soaking in the elegance of the land. It almost didn't feel like this realm anymore - neither of their queendoms did. Perhaps these were the places touched by something ancient, perhaps the very spirit they requested guidance and cleansing from - They had no name, no form, but Lumi saw them as Nature itself, holding the hands of fate.

Perhaps I am too trusting already, but it is so hard to see ill intentions when all you want to discover is the good in someone else. She near-sung distractedly. Why not could a cold-blooded killer change their ways after being offered kindness and respect? Why not could she mend what had been broken? In the end there was no black nor white - she was no saint, and though there was sin, she didn't believe in sinners.

Her thoughts returned to the subject at hand, a smile appearing on her face. You're a mother now? How exciting! They must be fairly new to this world, hm? She replied, genuinely happy for Reiko. She was unsure if she wanted children herself, as there were many who'd be much greater at the job than she - besides, she had the court to run. They were all her children. And of course, you're more than welcome. If we can form before midsummer, you and your wolves can even join our festival!

She observed the fastening pace of the empress for a moment, but quickly fluttered along. She saw it too then; the multicolored lilies, drifting like tiny faerie ships. Oh my! We don't have something like this back in our forest!