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@mappingoutstars
“Oh i know. You don’t feel like the others....”
Standing up, he tucked the case within his coat once more before digging around for....aha! Pulling out a silk scarf that seemed to be tied up, he set it down beside her.
“A parting gift. No strings attached. Take it as a thank you for allowing me to document the stars and a thank you for making them rather happy.”
Upon untying the scarf, she would be met with a nice round cotton cheesecake.
“Most demons are barbaric.”
His voice almost had a sharp edge to it before he shook it off. Setting the book back within the case and rolling up the chart, Zia nodded in response.
“Yes. I specialize in mostly trade and information. I could never bring myself to be like the rest. Although i can be terrifying, i wouldn’t ever consider taking the souls of innocent people.”
She had expected a sharp sort of response, she nodded lightly.
“Innocence has a certain type of relevance to it doesn’t it?” She didn’t say it as any sort of attack. Her voice having a hollow quality as she stared at her own clawed hand.
Placing his face within the palm of his gloved hand, Zia shook his head, the ornaments on his horns clinking together softly.
“I’m sorry. I meant no offense if you took any.”
“Most demons are barbaric.”
His voice almost had a sharp edge to it before he shook it off. Setting the book back within the case and rolling up the chart, Zia nodded in response.
“Yes. I specialize in mostly trade and information. I could never bring myself to be like the rest. Although i can be terrifying, i wouldn’t ever consider taking the souls of innocent people.”
Looking up as well, a small light seemed to trail across the sky quickly as he chuckled once more.
“They thank you again. In fact....i think they’ve named the newest addition to the sky after you.”
Taking an ink brush, he began scrawling small runes onto the map before folding it up and pulling out a book. It seemed as though he was updating information. Reaching into the case he withdrew a hand held telescope and peered into it.
“Ah so i was right. It appears we are in the company of a newborn...star that is.”
Laughing heartily at her joke, Zia took a seat beside her before reaching within his coat. Pulling out a case that shouldn’t have fit into his suit jacket, he popped it open before pulling out a constellation map.
“It’s a wonderful spot. I sincerely hope you don’t mind if i mark something down very quickly.”
Laughing gently at her comment, Zia nodded before giving her a low bow.
“Sorry for interrupting you earlier. You may call me Zia.”
Wendy smirked a bit at his laugh and mirrored his bow. “My name is Wendy.”
"Wendy? The name suits you to a T."
Looking around at the set up camp, Zia took in the details.
"I assume you are staying here?"
Laughing gently at her comment, Zia nodded before giving her a low bow.
"Sorry for interrupting you earlier. You may call me Zia."
“I was working within my study and i mostly work with maps of stars and most things that deal with the night sky. When i noticed quite a bit of activity in this spot i came to investigate what was making the stars so restless. I see now that are just appreciating the performance.”
His expression softened at her surprise before he bowed politely to her.
“Excuse me. I didn’t intend to startle you.”
There was music playing in her camp. Something fast and complex strum and plucked on the banjo with one hand. Wendy sat with her eyes cast towards the stars as she played, voice loud and strong as she sang and cried.
His steps silent as he walked closer to the sound of the music, Zia looked upwards where she seemed to be looking before sighing. He of course would wait till she was finished.
“The stars thank you for the song. It really was quite the performance.”
myth moodboard » persephone
Petals flutter against her skin, fresh and smooth as a rosebud taken human form. Her flowered crown sits atop her head, a duty she weathers until her mother’s imminent loss chills the air. Then, the flowers wilt to reveal a crown of bones. Above, she is merely a goddess. Below, she is a Queen.
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His brows furrowed at the query. What a funny thing to ask. Turning swiftly from them, he continued on his way. "No. Not at all."
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A light chuckle escaped his lips as he held up a small bound journal. The leather that bound it was kept well and the book itself had pages that seemed to be bursting out of it. "Less of a personal log and more of a collection of notes about the recent stars and events in attending....perhaps I should start one."
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Closing his eyes, sighing heavily and pinching the bridge of his nose, Zia seemed quite annoyed. "Of all the invaluable information I could give you....and you want me to talk about her? I suppose. She's quite a rarity and I often finding myself staring at her for a moment too long. It's....a tad painful really."
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Tilting his head in thought, Zia gave a small but patient smile. "I suppose it would be when I was only about 129 years old... I had just started really learning about the ways of the stars....in my hands I held my very first star map and I would gaze over every detail as much as I could. I then used it outside and stared at the actual stars and entertained myself with finding the constellations."
