Rainsong Forest

Siyana had never experienced anything like this before. Collectively raised by several of the residents of Rainsong Forest, she had seen and heard of so many amazing things: the brilliant blues of the Aiti pool, the great Villoso and his many children, the soft bioluminescence of glow worms in the cave system at the foot of the Mountains, but this? This was something else. Never had she seen so many moons in such darkness; never had she seen such uncertainty in ...

Minos was still dealing with the aftershocks from his battle with the storm at the Old Capital from a month ago. Yeet had begrudgingly had some sort of salve that he rubbed on Minos' hind leg in exchange for whatever his little heart desired in the moment. Now he had limped to Aiti’s Pool from another calling that he didn’t want to deal with at all. Uncomfortably getting settled by the pool, Minos gave his sore leg a lick before closing his eyelids for whatever vi...

Coral blinked sleepily trying to focus bleary eyes on the small boarlet running circles in front of their nose.  The little creature had been making quite a ruckus in its attempt to wake the Aitielkh and Coral could only hope that no one else had been disturbed.  With a small sigh the slender, unicorn-elkh stretched and stood up.  After shaking out their wavy pink mane and biting a few snarls from the end of their tail they returned their full attention to the boarlet.  Soon enough they w...

When the gossip had finally meandered across to the shore, Tennou had made a beeline for her brother. She'd tagged along with someone she'd met in passing before, but now that she knew his magic had developed...well, they'd grown up in close quarters, and though she liked the quiet of solitude now, it was nice to remember the sound of hooves stepping forward together. And her heart ached, too, each time she saw the pleased crinkle in his ponderous eyes - the one that always found its w...