"Why?" Eden asked, staying laid back and looking up at Aban, her eyes wide and the stars reflecting in them,
"We don't need it now."
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Laughing Eden shook her head,
"That is a plus, but you are very nice to teach."
"That is a plus, but you are very nice to teach."
Aria was nervous as Ben left, but she knew she had to tell her parents their plans. It was hard, and there was a bit of yelling between Aria and her mother. There were tears and Caterina stormed off to her room, leaving Aria with her father who looked sad. It broke Aria's heart,
"Please Papa, this is what I want. I am suffocating here and it won't be forever." The young woman tried to explain how she was feeling, the needs that weren't being met but she didn't need to. Aria was silenced when her usually stoic father enfolded her in his arms,
"My dear, do what you need to do. Be sure to send us letters and pictures. We will always love you." Tears filled Aria's eyes again as she felt like a child again being held by her father.
The next morning with the pearly light of dawn, Aria was waiting at the dock. She'd packed a backpack with some jeans, shorts, shirts, and a jacket she'd managed to find and was wearing her favorite denim shorts and a flowy crop top with her hair braided over her shoulder. Shoes had been the biggest problem for Aria as she owned mainly sandals and one pair of rainboots. Even now as she stood on the dock she was barefoot. She waited anxiously, hoping Ben would show up.
"Please Papa, this is what I want. I am suffocating here and it won't be forever." The young woman tried to explain how she was feeling, the needs that weren't being met but she didn't need to. Aria was silenced when her usually stoic father enfolded her in his arms,
"My dear, do what you need to do. Be sure to send us letters and pictures. We will always love you." Tears filled Aria's eyes again as she felt like a child again being held by her father.
The next morning with the pearly light of dawn, Aria was waiting at the dock. She'd packed a backpack with some jeans, shorts, shirts, and a jacket she'd managed to find and was wearing her favorite denim shorts and a flowy crop top with her hair braided over her shoulder. Shoes had been the biggest problem for Aria as she owned mainly sandals and one pair of rainboots. Even now as she stood on the dock she was barefoot. She waited anxiously, hoping Ben would show up.
"I'm glad that you're here, Aban." Eden said, laying back in the grass,
"It has definitely made living in these woods so much easier."
"It has definitely made living in these woods so much easier."
She nodded then sat up again,
"The life of a magic maker is a lonely one. You're hunted by the humans and enemies with your own kind." Sighing and drawing her knees up to her chest, Eden put her hand out to the fire which turned purple then dimmed to glowing amethyst embers. The darkened fire made the stars in the sky suddenly come alive.
"The life of a magic maker is a lonely one. You're hunted by the humans and enemies with your own kind." Sighing and drawing her knees up to her chest, Eden put her hand out to the fire which turned purple then dimmed to glowing amethyst embers. The darkened fire made the stars in the sky suddenly come alive.
Eden scooted closer to Aban and laid her head on his shoulder,
"I understand, and I am sorry. I haven't seen my family in ten years, since I began my training to be a witch."
"I understand, and I am sorry. I haven't seen my family in ten years, since I began my training to be a witch."
Rhian's stomach flipped, she didn't like jumping into a very literal unknown. But Flynn was already down there and he said it was safe.
"Catch!" Rhian called down as she dropped into the darkness. The fall was long and she was afraid that the anti-grav wasn't actually working.
"Catch!" Rhian called down as she dropped into the darkness. The fall was long and she was afraid that the anti-grav wasn't actually working.
"Good," Eden said as she sat by the fire and patted the ground next to her.
"Are you happy here, Aban?" She asked.
"Are you happy here, Aban?" She asked.
Shaking her head and laughing, Eden stepped away from Aban and gathered the wood again, setting it in a pile to light.
"Okay, now make fire. Use the spell."
"Okay, now make fire. Use the spell."
"Why are you still so shy with me, Aban?" Eden asked, focusing the warmth onto Aban.
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