Moonspear i want to have the same last dream again, the one where i wake up and i'm alive

The day has already presented Vela with a colorful assortment of emotions. Going from distraught to content with little time in between, the freckled child soon finds herself tired by everything that she had endured. Though the attention granted by Amekeze is not constant, as it is distributed between the two pale sisters, Vela finds herself as she had been before the mishappen: cuddly and sleepy. 

Taking advantage of the proximity to her mother, the child turned so that she could rest her head upon her mother's arm and gave a heartfelt sigh once settled. Though she did not go to sleep immediately, the pale girl found herself both satisfied and lulled in her current state despite the fuss that had lead up to it.