Post by Light on Jan 3, 2014 11:21:56 GMT -5
Vanish, o night! Fade, stars! At dawn I shall win...
The young girls arms were raised into the air, the dirty flats of her palms that were pointed upwards towards the dirty sky catching the ash that fell.
It never ceased to fall. It was a constant factor in every living beings life. She could say it was more a parent to her than the ones whom gave birth to her. But that was an inside thought--something that should never be said aloud.
She closes her hand around the gathered ashes and rubs it into her hands trying to use the warmth from them to get the blood in her veins moving. she was supposed to be stealing something, getting dinner. Not thinking--cause what she thought was never welcome to the ears of the others. She wasn't supposed to talk about her parents, dead 'heroes' that died by trying to rip off some stupid noble. She wasn't supposed to dream of laying down in bed and sleeping her life away.
But oh, how she loved to sleep. Sleeping led to dreaming, and she had the most bizarre, wondrous dreams. The material of fairy tales--what children used to be told before going to sleep a long time ago before the plants browned and the ash began to fall from the sky.
A grin curls her lips as she shakes her hair out and begins walking, her warmed hands stuck in her pockets. It was a wicked grin that foretold trouble--and lots of it. Because what was a Skaa to do but get into trouble? Certainly not bend down and kiss the feet of the noblemen; that's for sure. She quickly licks her lips, her taste buds already used to the taste of the sour soot that covered her face and stained her skin.
Yes, if she wanted something, best to go get it herself now then, hadn't she?
The young girls arms were raised into the air, the dirty flats of her palms that were pointed upwards towards the dirty sky catching the ash that fell.
It never ceased to fall. It was a constant factor in every living beings life. She could say it was more a parent to her than the ones whom gave birth to her. But that was an inside thought--something that should never be said aloud.
She closes her hand around the gathered ashes and rubs it into her hands trying to use the warmth from them to get the blood in her veins moving. she was supposed to be stealing something, getting dinner. Not thinking--cause what she thought was never welcome to the ears of the others. She wasn't supposed to talk about her parents, dead 'heroes' that died by trying to rip off some stupid noble. She wasn't supposed to dream of laying down in bed and sleeping her life away.
But oh, how she loved to sleep. Sleeping led to dreaming, and she had the most bizarre, wondrous dreams. The material of fairy tales--what children used to be told before going to sleep a long time ago before the plants browned and the ash began to fall from the sky.
A grin curls her lips as she shakes her hair out and begins walking, her warmed hands stuck in her pockets. It was a wicked grin that foretold trouble--and lots of it. Because what was a Skaa to do but get into trouble? Certainly not bend down and kiss the feet of the noblemen; that's for sure. She quickly licks her lips, her taste buds already used to the taste of the sour soot that covered her face and stained her skin.
Yes, if she wanted something, best to go get it herself now then, hadn't she?