dmronny
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Re: Furain an taoigh a thig, greas an taoigh tha falbh. (Ceit)
The sight of the sun rising over the snowy peak of Suilven was breathtaking in it's beauty. No matter how many times Ceit had seen it before she simply had to stop and watch for a few moments. She was near the spot where she had made the deal with the strange fey creature the day before.
She found the fairy circle where the rose had lain and plunged into the darkened trees after taking a quick glance over the rough seas. The forest was dark and though it seemed similar to the previous day it was not the same. There was no mist and the strange voices of the fae were silent, perhaps they had forgotten the deal.
She waited for what seemed a long time before a tiny squirrel scuttled down from a tree to look at the intruder in it's home. After a few seconds it bounded deeper into the trees before turning and making it's chattering call as though it wanted her to follow.
The sight of the sun rising over the snowy peak of Suilven was breathtaking in it's beauty. No matter how many times Ceit had seen it before she simply had to stop and watch for a few moments. She was near the spot where she had made the deal with the strange fey creature the day before.
She found the fairy circle where the rose had lain and plunged into the darkened trees after taking a quick glance over the rough seas. The forest was dark and though it seemed similar to the previous day it was not the same. There was no mist and the strange voices of the fae were silent, perhaps they had forgotten the deal.
She waited for what seemed a long time before a tiny squirrel scuttled down from a tree to look at the intruder in it's home. After a few seconds it bounded deeper into the trees before turning and making it's chattering call as though it wanted her to follow.