#0093af
song 1 + song 2
Leviathan first hid in the deep where her children sleep
She kept them hidden from the plague
Sometimes people need you, though. Even when they don't admit it.
The light patter of rain filled the quiet of the highlands, a cold had washed over it and somewhere children were tucked in quietly next to their father. Their muffled whines silenced by a kiss to each of their heads. A shaggy furred boy sat in an open field, a grimace upon his tired face, soaked to the bone and yet he still didn't move. A boy with one lone golden eye and fur as white as snow watched over the bluffs at the ocean below and prayed for rain to wash everything away.
Within the deep the Leviathan stirred, breathing out deep sea bubbles and humming whale songs. Her children close to her side.
And once upon a time there was a family that lived within a cruel jungle, and that cruel jungle broke them apart. Children were left teary eyed and defenseless, their mother had died.
She lay unmoving, surrounded by the roots of the giant tree, rain water trickling in to splash gently upon her nose and yet she still lay there motionless, but with eyes open and glazed over. Few were ever permitted within her room, her prison, and those that were left as quickly as they entered. An icy fire burning with the blue woman's chest, this would be her final chapter. Sappara would die among these roots, away from the eyes of this pack... of her own children.
Alone, in the cold dark. The sound of far off waves rang in her ears, a soothing sound that lulled her into what felt like a trance-like sleep. It had always been her one escape.
A warm breeze and a sudden burst of light, eyes would flutter open to be greeted by a hazy sunny field, crickets chirped in the tall grass and birds sang their little songs. There it was again the sound of waves, but the field was so vast that and it seemed like the sound was coming from every direction. The blue female blinked, ears perking up as she saw that she wasn't alone in this open expanse.
A large figure sat among the tall grass, unmoving and colors dulled by the brightness of the sun, the woman took an uncertain few steps forward. Coming to rest behind the other, her mind forming the question, but her mouth ran dry. "
I can't seem to find anyone today, it's been very quiet." The larger woman said, turning her head slightly so that the bare outline of her scarred brow could be seen.
"
Sappara, dear, can you hear it? The ocean?"