Feb 04 2021, 04:41 PM
The Queen had watched them all quietly, watching the link be formed between two souls, her hands clasped together. She felt... strange.
She reached out, almost timidly, and took Redwood's hand, almost scared.
The Queen had watched them all quietly, watching the link be formed between two souls, her hands clasped together. She felt... strange.
She reached out, almost timidly, and took Redwood's hand, almost scared.
Arwen felt tears stream down her face, some leaking out of the eye holes of her mask. She reached forward and hugged Redwood tightly, lifting them up into her arms before taking flight, gently alighting on the platform behind Tahi-shei and James.
She looked anxiously at those still present, wings buzzing nervously, before looking up at Momma Bolormaa,
Oh she was so nervous!
Arwen was honestly relieved, but her skin itched as she reached up to the porcelain mask. Quickly, she drew her hood instead, and gently took her mask off.
Her face looked humanoid, at a first glance, with big blue eyes (with no pupil or sclera) and long lashes, but where her mouth was were massive fused mandibles that locked together neatly, creating a flat surface. As she began to talk again, though, they opened slightly, another, more maneuverable pair, were revealed within her mouth, where a long tongue was stored and various other moving parts.
She reached out to grasp Redwood's hand, seeking comfort in them.
Arwen nearly giggled with excitement, wearing a smile so wide it nearly reached her pointed ears. She squeezed Redwood's hand and looked over, taking the other one too.
It was as if their magic had been waiting, snapping between them in an instant, a connection forming between them easily.
James nodded,
Instantly he was beside his lover, projecting nothing but love and support. He held his wing out to touch Tahi's side despite knowing the other could see him due to the almost invisible spores covering his body. A flicker of a thought rose for a moment, a tinge of laughter.
He lingered on it for a moment, a muscle on his back twitching before he gently nudged Tahi-shei forward,