Arkadia, A Druid's Tale

The look on his face has me fighting hard to keep from laughing as I watch his face start to contort in what looked like agony at my choice of music.

"Please do not take this wrong, but I know what I look like and a man as sweet and good looking as you should be with a woman that you can be proud to have on your arm, not some old looking hag such as myself.

After a short time of inspecting his troops, your father waved his hand in a forward motion and his men knew it was time for them to get their mounts moving and they rode off towards the main gate that led out of the castle and into the vast wastelands of Golemire.

He knew this look well, it was the identical look Lin had every time he went into battle.

However, my thoughts turned back to your father and how he had looked, as we moved past him and down the ridge.

Then as he turned to make his way back to the cottage where you two were, your other men knew that they must stop him from bringing the evil that they had seen in the visions that the plant of seeing had shown them," she said as she stopped to look back at the night sky.

As they made their way down the corridor, your father could feel eyes upon him...turning, he could see the Miitulis watching as he slowly made his way towards the stone staircase, however, it did not advance upon him.

As we made our way to the cook room my mother looked into my face, then turned and started preparing our morning meal, then turned back towards me.

I will leave you here to dress, when I return you will know that the time has come for your two hearts to join," Moonstar said as she made her way back out of the woods.

As the moon makes its way down the horizon, your father knows it is time that he has to bring Moonstar back to the cottage, where we are waiting for their return.

Your father waves his hand; the town's people are moving back and are going on about their business, leaving Moonstar and your father to their task.

"I am glad to see you," then I saw Moonstar and my father saw the look of peace and contentment upon my face.

Stepping back to take a better look at me, Moonstar could see that I was but the age of thirteen, and then she looked back at my mother and father.

Turning to see Moonstar standing at the door looking at what I had brought forth, I could see a pleased look come over her face.

I looked around to see if I could find something to help me drag it back to the little room in Moonstar's cottage; I saw that Moonstar was busy looking at something through the bushes.

Making my way back to it, found that the scavengers had picked the bones clean leaving the hide that looked as if it was in ruins, so I gathered the bones and what was left of the hide and made my way back to Darkmoon's side.

Not wanting her to feel uneasy, I looked towards the sky and knew that the time for us to move on had long since passed and that this camp would be our home for the night.

Looking from one face to the next, I could see that in their eyes what she was saying was true, that her ways would help me in the battle that even Adonys knew would soon come.

I have been looking for her companion but still had not seen it until a few nights ago," he said as I watched him point at a tree just across the river, and on the lowest branch, I saw a pure black shadowy figure that looked like a large cat.

"There!" my father said, "That!" he paused as we watched a smile creep across his dark-stained face, "That is Nor'dae-the Watcher in the Sky," he said as he looked down into our faces staring back at him.