NaughtyHogwarts
Virgin
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- May 22, 2006
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Tree looked up as the trees begain to sway. She could hear a storm coming. Tree shrugged and went back to her carving. Sudden storms from the direction on Avalon were nothing new. On Avalon they would be saying that the Goddess was angry. Tree snorted at this thought. In Avalon everything had a meaning. Sometimes a storm was just a storm. Nothing more, nothing less. Tree watched as a group of birds flew over head, away from the river in the middle of the forrest.
"Now, what has them riled up, so?" Tree said to a hare sitting beside her."Best take a look."
Tree picked up her bow and quiver and begain walking toward the river. It was probably just some herd of animal that had scared them. At worst, Avalon was intruding on her home. Tree broke into a run and made it to the river in a short time.
Tree stopped as she neared the river. It was quiet. Way to quiet. Tree dropped down and crept to the rivers edge. All the animals that were normaly at the rivers edge were gone. Tree lay flat on the ground, hidden by the reeds, waiting. A bird flew down beside her.
"What is it little one?" Tree whispered to the small animal.
Tree closed her eyes and reached out to the animals mind. She could see a boat with people on it leaving Avalon. They were looking. Looking for someone.
"Show me more." Tree thought to the bird. Suddenly she saw the figures of a man and a woman. She thoughts she knew the man. But the woman....
Tree's eyes snapped open as she recognized the woman.
"Morgainne." Tree said softly."Thank you little friend." Tree said to the bird as she pushed him off her arm.
What was Morgainne doing out of Avalon. And who was the man? And why did Tree have the feeling she was about to have to go to Avalon and help Morigainne, again. Last time she had done that, she had be banished. Not that she really cared.
In Tree's mind Avalon was a silly, superstisious place. To much was put on keeping the God's and Goddess's happy. To much of the wonder around them was ignored. It was as if nothing outside Avalon mattered. Tree had felt closed in, trapped, on Avalon. There were no miles upon miles of forrest to play in. no wild animals to talk to, no free moments. Everything on Avalon was structured, planned out, meaningful, purpouseful. Tree had never fit in with that way of life. For Tree Avalon was like a prison. If she staed to long she would die.
Tree sighed as she waited for the boat. If Morgainne needed her, she would go to Avalon to help her old friend. It was best to wait for her sign. See how the winds were blowing.
"Now, what has them riled up, so?" Tree said to a hare sitting beside her."Best take a look."
Tree picked up her bow and quiver and begain walking toward the river. It was probably just some herd of animal that had scared them. At worst, Avalon was intruding on her home. Tree broke into a run and made it to the river in a short time.
Tree stopped as she neared the river. It was quiet. Way to quiet. Tree dropped down and crept to the rivers edge. All the animals that were normaly at the rivers edge were gone. Tree lay flat on the ground, hidden by the reeds, waiting. A bird flew down beside her.
"What is it little one?" Tree whispered to the small animal.
Tree closed her eyes and reached out to the animals mind. She could see a boat with people on it leaving Avalon. They were looking. Looking for someone.
"Show me more." Tree thought to the bird. Suddenly she saw the figures of a man and a woman. She thoughts she knew the man. But the woman....
Tree's eyes snapped open as she recognized the woman.
"Morgainne." Tree said softly."Thank you little friend." Tree said to the bird as she pushed him off her arm.
What was Morgainne doing out of Avalon. And who was the man? And why did Tree have the feeling she was about to have to go to Avalon and help Morigainne, again. Last time she had done that, she had be banished. Not that she really cared.
In Tree's mind Avalon was a silly, superstisious place. To much was put on keeping the God's and Goddess's happy. To much of the wonder around them was ignored. It was as if nothing outside Avalon mattered. Tree had felt closed in, trapped, on Avalon. There were no miles upon miles of forrest to play in. no wild animals to talk to, no free moments. Everything on Avalon was structured, planned out, meaningful, purpouseful. Tree had never fit in with that way of life. For Tree Avalon was like a prison. If she staed to long she would die.
Tree sighed as she waited for the boat. If Morgainne needed her, she would go to Avalon to help her old friend. It was best to wait for her sign. See how the winds were blowing.