@newfoundedcourage
Sleep was not something all that familiar really. Whilst it was mandatory for humans to rest and dream during their slumber, Gerwyn laid awake unable to drift off into anything past a light snooze. He was a guardian after all and what good were his eyes if they were closed? But the night was unkind to plant life and he grew exhausted too quickly, usually settling into the bowed branches of trees to remain safe as opposed to lying out in the open as his daytime self would have preferred. However, Hive City had changed him.
He still did not need to sleep, but instead he found that closing his eyes and resting was a good way to keep a grip on his dwindling magic, that by resting he could focus and calm down all at once. And so he sought after a good place to go about his mock-sleeping, almost desperate to find somewhere warm and comfortable, preferably with some grass nearby, if only to remind him of home. He travelled across the sectors and his feet grew tired and bruised, golden bursts of honey-like blood trailing behind him for he had yet to buy any shoes ( or clothes, for he walked about in merely a gown ) causing him to hiss as he went.
Eventually he came across a house embedded within a hill with sweet greenery for a roof and a garden rich with vegetables. It was so lush and so green he clambered up the crawling ivy and sat atop the house before anyone could hope to stop him. It was perfect! The morning sun was rising and Gerwyn shed the gown from his back before lying flat upon his stomach, the growing sun heating the skin of his neck, then his backside and then his still-bleeding feet which glittered beneath the light.









