A bright and fresh new day shun down on Earthland again and it felt glorious to be apart of it. A cheery smile on peoples faces, children playing around with one another in the streets. It was simply but wholesome and the teenage girl walking amongst them would have nothing less than that in mind when she thought of having to change anything about the world so far. Perhaps that was just a blind point of view that she had on what was going on around her, but to be honest, she was clueless to current events. The battle ready nun was far from home or anywhere near when having been accepted to what was her whole life goal and she sought to make sure she lived up to the potential of her title.
Timbermere was a gorgeous place and for her first time within its wooded borders, she was incredibly glad to be here. Her last attempt at joining when the guild was lastly known to be Crystal Swan had not gone too well. Maybe she choked, maybe she just lost interest in her own internal debacle over to succumb to the sides of her dna that was known to be fruitful in evil and destructive nature or to keep to the moral path she grew up in and was loved for despite the light realization of what Madison truly was at that time. If they knew what the blonde teen knew now, she was sure they would have barred her from it, possibly shoved her off onto some other place to bare the burden of raising a hybrid such as her. A demon of a mother and the father a dragon claimed to be a most villainous and albeit genocidal being.
The maiden of blood had made her way from the town with little seen, not wanting to spoil her time after business with the pleasure of sight seeing in order for her second chance. She was ready now— more than ever. Devoted to good and the beliefs of the church whom raised her, she was confident in her chances to become a truly good guild member. Of course, her trip was without time spent and little complaint over it. She saw it as a trial to which a person devoted to it would make it there as a first step. In such a thought, she stopped not once to rest as she approached the hall doors and smiled greatly. She was ready to go with just the push of the doors, entering the hall and hoping that she wouldn’t be headed into some form of a trap or a.. rather bad time.
Timbermere was a gorgeous place and for her first time within its wooded borders, she was incredibly glad to be here. Her last attempt at joining when the guild was lastly known to be Crystal Swan had not gone too well. Maybe she choked, maybe she just lost interest in her own internal debacle over to succumb to the sides of her dna that was known to be fruitful in evil and destructive nature or to keep to the moral path she grew up in and was loved for despite the light realization of what Madison truly was at that time. If they knew what the blonde teen knew now, she was sure they would have barred her from it, possibly shoved her off onto some other place to bare the burden of raising a hybrid such as her. A demon of a mother and the father a dragon claimed to be a most villainous and albeit genocidal being.
The maiden of blood had made her way from the town with little seen, not wanting to spoil her time after business with the pleasure of sight seeing in order for her second chance. She was ready now— more than ever. Devoted to good and the beliefs of the church whom raised her, she was confident in her chances to become a truly good guild member. Of course, her trip was without time spent and little complaint over it. She saw it as a trial to which a person devoted to it would make it there as a first step. In such a thought, she stopped not once to rest as she approached the hall doors and smiled greatly. She was ready to go with just the push of the doors, entering the hall and hoping that she wouldn’t be headed into some form of a trap or a.. rather bad time.
