. Bidding Farewell . (K1)
❝ Vale, meus carus. Vale, meus cara. ❞
These are TWO known partings ( each for a given gender :: male and female ) that one of pure Kouvayian heritage had the time to use in the distant GOLDEN AGES, by of their own choice ;; to bid another farewell and grant them sight to know they would be dearly missed amongst them. There were few things that must be done before one says so long. A pleasant good-bye – or farewell – was deemed necessary before another could meet again. One would do this so they might present good wishes to their loved one(s) or friends, knowing full well that with life being lived in chains && darkness, you would rarely if ever see the light if you happened to become victim of the dark times. By each one they would hate to say good-bye && see another elsewhere some other time. And so, to not forget think of them, said soul would bid farewell. Not out of formalities, no. Out of warmth && goodwill, it was. So that there could still be a chance to say hello once again. Given F A T E ordains you will have to part eventually, you know.
That in mind, they believed it right to make a goodbye less painful in the end, regardless of the cause. Be it to properly wish sweet fortune on their way OR in life, itself, did it matter.
If one ever wished to know the various ways to do so, these would be the GENUINE means . . .
:: Vale, mea cara. TRANSLATES TO ❝ Farewell, my dear. ❞ (F) :: Vale, meus carus. TRANSLATES TO ❝ Farewell, my dear. ❞ (M/Neutral) :: Vale, mea dulcis. TRANSLATES TO ❝ Farewell, my sweet. ❞ (F) :: Vale, meus dulcis. TRANSLATES TO ❝ Farewell, my sweet. ❞ (M/Neutral) :: Vale, amice mi. TRANSLATES TO ❝ Farewell, my friend. ❞ (Neutral)
:: Vale. TRANSLATES TO ❝ Farewell / Good-bye. ❞ (Neutral)
:: Volo vos fortuna. TRANSLATES TO ❝ I wish you luck. ❞ (Neutral) :: Incolumem steteris a nocentibus. TRANSLATES TO ❝ Stay safe and sound from harm. ❞ (Neutral)










