LB-Conahan

  Saying nothing, she walked the way that had been shown to her, meeting only briefly with the stares of the others. The path was indeed narrow, made of the same jagged rocks and rubble as the rest of the area. It was cut into a pair of hills that rose up slowly and swung from side to side. She rounded the last bend and the sight that beheld her caused pause as she stood, starring in awe.   Sara trembled there as waves of emotions washed over her. She felt fear, uncertainty and doubt but above all a deep yearning that pulled her toward the horizon’s violet and silver twilight. Her uncertainties danced with the shadows of the trees tha

The rain was pouring down, from a storm that constantly strengthened.  Lightning quarreled with the thunder, and again, the moaning wind preluded another bout of destructive, fist-sized hail, forcing them under cover. "It's just five more blocks straight and one left, my Arie, but um..."  Rosy sucked in her lips. Avalon laughed and shook her head.  "You ain't even got to say it.  There's trouble." "Good," Arie growled past a cringed lip.  "I have no qualms with the rain." The hail subsided, but only to give way to the deep, oscillating roar of a tornado passing overhead.  It shook the building they stood by.  Bright lightning bolts reveal

Sara wandered outside and moved to the edge of the platform, gazing into the frothy waves far beyond the black rocks below.  She closed her eyes to let the salty air wash over her senses, then gazed at the scarlet sky.  These boundless heavens had always caused her soul to wonder, but now there was laughter coming from below. "Sneakier, sneakier!  We must be sneaky," Rosy told him, then giggled. Arie folded down his ears, almost crawling across the ground.  His long, black tail still wagged merrily though, and with the dark fairy hunkered down against his back, they were slowly slinking through the large boulders.  Finally, Sara saw what th