Giveaway Portrait - Dusk for @forgemaiar

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Giveaway Portrait - Dusk for @forgemaiar
"Fantastic, a face I haven't seen before." || mitsa says hi
“Strange, I’ve had it all my life,” Salgant says amiably. He bows. “Salgant of the Harp, at your service. And you are?”
"So I've been thinking about starting a library." || mitsa to uinen
Uinen trilled, looking up from her book to look at her spouse. “A library, hmmm? What sort? Or would your library have everything?”
🌜 bitty Mairon will take care of Rossfriend
“I’ll be fine,” she assured the little Maia, though a catch in her step as her eyelids drooped and her head sank momentarily to her chest betrayed her.
*Mitsa sneaks up behind Lin and covers her eyes*
Lin snorted a little laugh and held still as per the Unspoken Universal Rules of Hands Over Eyes. “Am I supposed to guess who? Is it one of the crabs?”
Continued from X
@forgemaiar
my muse abruptly throwing their arms around your muse, hugging them tightly.
The best places to view the sky were the ones you had to climb to reach. Mitsanár could feel the song of the mountain beneath his bare feet, and though the shadows were growing to reach the oncoming night he moved as if he’d been along this trail a thousand times before.
Sasha, on the other hand, well she wasn’t mortal but she nearly had the senses of one. She was blind to the Musics of the world, to the intertwining melodies between air and sky, between stone and soil, between growth and decay. She could… sense things, that was for sure, but not like Mitsanár could. Her foot strayed a little too close to the edge, to where the stones were loose and sandy. It didn’t take much of her weight at all before she was slipping down the cliffside—
Mitsanár caught her arm in passing and hauled her back up against his chest, half-pressed against the mountainside.
“See this is why I pick fights with your footwear,” he said mildly. “Are you alright?”
Palace life was dreary and stifling; even with Mitsanár by her side she felt suffocated by the very walls in which she had spent most of her life. Her escapes were less frequent, especially since there was a new standard of maturity she was expected to maintain now that she was betrothed. This proved difficult as fae creatures did not grow old of spirit as humans did, especially faes who were just outside their majority.
Still, the stars were beautiful, their very sight easing the trapped feeling which stabbed at her heart. The fresh air released her bonds, allowing young, nimble legs to carry her like a giddy filly relishing in an open field. Where Mitsa was careful and calculated, she bounded excitedly, head held high in the air as she vainly tried to take in every sight while keeping to the path.
Only one misstep was needed for her to topple over the mountainside, her betrothed’s quick thinking saving her from a worse fate. A hand gripped the fabric of his tunic, her body pressed flush against him as she recovered from the sudden shock.
“I... I am fine, Mitsa... I need only a moment.“ Taking a deep breath, Sasha looked up with embarrassed and apologetic eyes. “Would you believe it was my head and not my shoes this time?“
Ulodin trotted up with a book under one arm. "Read to me," she said, and unceremoniously dumped it on Khamul's lap. But it was polite to give gifts to those who had helped you with something, wasn't it? So after a moment of thought she added a nice seashell for his desk.
Khamûl smiled at the little Ainu, not the least bit upset by her approach. Children were (usually) fairly harmless, and Ainu-children in particular were charmingly fearless around him. Animals hated him, most sane living things hated him, but little Ainur treated him like a normal person.
“Of course, little lady.” Lifting the book to set on his desk-- and taking a moment to place the seashell in a spot of honor near his inkwell-- he peered down at her. “Would you like to sit on my lap, or are you comfortable down there?”
My half of the holiday exchange with @forgemaiar | @whosamawhatsit Ulo you can eat buts but not the poor snow bunnies iehfierfhef Las needs them for his snow army!