[PRP] sleep-talking awake. (sleeping terror & in all seasons)
Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2020 2:16 am
[imgright]http://matope.pixel-blueberry.com/image ... uncert.png[/imgright]When she'd returned home, she found it just as she'd left it. Though many of the flowers were wilting now under their thick coat of unseasonable snow, her moths had been intelligent enough to shelter themselves in the thickest part of the undergrowth. A great many had heard her plodding approach, and immediately taken the opportunity to rest against her wool and plates, folded up and enjoying her body heat in the cold. She felt somewhat bad for the poor things- they were meant for the temperate swamp, so the snow must not have been good for them.
Sleeping Terror spent a long, long time sitting with them, legs folded up underneath her body. She addressed each moth in turn as it crawled closest to her face, with a quiet "I missed you too, but you wouldn't have been happy there."
She recounted her time in the mountain slowly and in great detail as she warmed them up, in the way a mother would to her foal. About the journey, the bears, the great eagle... Even of the nightmare she'd seen at the end of the battle. Almost in pity as it sensed her trepidation, Autumn Sky had folded its wings over her face as she did, as if to cover her eyes from the truth. Autumn was a sweet moth, but perhaps just as naive as she was.
This was all well and good until she was awoken with a jolt from her trancelike-state by a rustling close by. Something was nearby. Her mind still on her nightmare, she rose cautiously to her hooves to investigate- the moths scattering in every direction as she did.



Sleeping Terror spent a long, long time sitting with them, legs folded up underneath her body. She addressed each moth in turn as it crawled closest to her face, with a quiet "I missed you too, but you wouldn't have been happy there."
She recounted her time in the mountain slowly and in great detail as she warmed them up, in the way a mother would to her foal. About the journey, the bears, the great eagle... Even of the nightmare she'd seen at the end of the battle. Almost in pity as it sensed her trepidation, Autumn Sky had folded its wings over her face as she did, as if to cover her eyes from the truth. Autumn was a sweet moth, but perhaps just as naive as she was.
This was all well and good until she was awoken with a jolt from her trancelike-state by a rustling close by. Something was nearby. Her mind still on her nightmare, she rose cautiously to her hooves to investigate- the moths scattering in every direction as she did.


