Vianne walked through Eridanus, clicking her tongue at the sight before her. Plants, charred and turned to ash, surrounded the area. A fire had ravaged through here, and rather recently. This would simply not do. She had to do something to bring this place back to what it was before. She recalled casting her magic not long ago, and figured she could do that here. She'd start by emerging some seeds and take it from there. There had to be a couple of seeds somewhere around here...
It took a bit of searching, but she eventually found a few that hadn't been burnt. She breathed a sigh of relief. She could work with this, and take it from there. She lowered her head and hovered above the seeds, attempting to draw magic from her stone. It took some coaxing, but eventually, the seeds began to sprout and grow into small plants. She smiled and drew back. So that was done. There was still a lot of work to do, however!
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With the few plants grown into their juvenile stage, it was time for the next part. She had to grow them further, and then she'd move on. She didn't notice the sugar glider that had landed nearby, for she was so focused on the plants and making them grow. She repeated the stance she was in previously, nose hovering over it as she prepared to cast her magic.
But this time, no matter how hard she tried, it didn't work. She let out a huff as she sat back, and it was then that she noticed the visitor. Her expression was one of surprise for a split second before it turned back to how it normally is. She smiled lightly, head tilted slightly.
"Hello," she murmured softly.
"I didn't see you there."
@Pulse
Vianne continued to smile softly.
"Yes, well. As I'm sure you've noticed, this place has been...well, there's hardly any green. I'm attempting to replenish some of it but..." She turned to look at the small plants.
"I'm afraid it's not working too well. But it is a start!" She looked back to the small creature.
"Excuse me for one moment; I'm going to try this spell again." She focused once more on the plants, willing for one to grow. She had to do something to replenish the life here! It would surely replenish itself with time, but she may as well help it along. This time, it happened almost immediately. The plant began to grow, and small flowers began to pop up. She sat back, smile slightly bigger now.
"There we go. That's much better." She turned her attention back to the sugar glider.
"Oh, where are my manners? I'm Vianne. What's your name?" All this talking was getting to her. She wasn't used to speaking so much, but she supposed it was worth it. She hadn't had a proper conversation with anyone in a while.
@Pulse
Vianne hummed.
"Probably someone using fire magic gone wrong. But who knows? I'm just glad the fire's out, at least. Now I've just got to help replenish things..." She looked down at her work, still smiling.
"Eventually, sure. I'd like to become a master as magic but, ah, that may take a while," she chuckled lightly.
" Oh well. I'll get there one day." She turned back to the sugar glider - Pulse.
"Well, Pulse. Are you hungry? I'm not really sure what you eat, but...do you like fruit? I can try and get this plant to produce some fruit. One of these seeds has to be something that can produce fruit...I can only hope that I'll get it to grow that long." She wouldn't try just yet, instead seeing what Pulse would say. Plus, she was getting slightly tired, and wanted to give herself some time to recover before she cast another spell.
@Pulse
Vianne chuckled.
"Alright, well. I'll try to get some fruit, but no guarantees it'll happen." She turned to one of the plants and began to focus on it. She was starting to get a headache, but she ignored it. She'd take a proper rest after this. She just had to get some fruit for Pulse first!
However, it seemed her headache prevented her from being able to focus properly, and nothing happened. She sighed and rose again, facing Pulse.
"I'm terribly sorry, but it appears my magic simply wishes to not work at this moment. I can try again later, if you'd like." She felt a stab of guilt at not being able to do what she'd said she would do, but she ignored it. Her magic didn't always work, and that was that.
@Pulse