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The sun was close to setting. Mauve colours started spreading across a clouded sky and she couldn't help but remember Silverbreath and her cloud watching. To struggle with abandonment issues and worry about getting close to someone- he seemed so easy to lay beside, to laugh with. But here she was, alone. and she didn't want to be.
Lilacbird was never confident. She had lost friends, family, and it deteriorated her outgoing and adventurous side, her confidence. She had friends that disappeared and left her behind, laughing in their own groups. Back in the marshes was rough- and then the war. She'd lose everyone she knew, their bodies still haunting her mind sometimes. She was never a good fighter. She hid so many times, her heart thudding in her poofy chest. She was young then.
She remembered as a child, she would get in trouble, seeing if she could swim early and nearly drowning. Slipping off a low tree branch after being told not to climb it. But then, she didn't have any fears. Shed talk to whoever even if she wasn't included, she'd explore new things. Now? Change scared her. She didn't want things to change. But... after hanging out with Silverbreath, she felt rejuvenated? And she wanted to get to know more about others than just observations and stories she'd make up in her own head.
And she wanted someone to join her. Lilac fur like a cloud was settled upon paws beneath her. A blue gaze drifted to someone nearby- her voice never trailed that far. And nearby was Lichentail. The deputy. She couldn't ask them- she in fact should be doing something right? Lichentail would probably think she was just being lazy- it was hard to tell with them. She may be observant, but really she didn't know a lot about the deputy.
But that didn't ease her hesitance to open her damn maw and ask them to watch the twilight sky with her. But everyone deserved rest... right? Would the deputy find that she would be right, and that they needed rest? Her paws shuffled uncomfortably underneath her, dropping her gaze from the glance towards them and back down to her own lilac paws.
Everything in her wanted to just watch it by herself. Don't get close to others, theyll hurt you. But would they decline her offer? There really was only one way to find out.
"Hey, Lichentail. Uh... can.. you t-take a break...? come watch the t-twilight sky... if you're not too uh.. too b-busy." Not many stopped to enjoy the twilight, focused on the sunrise and sunset. But she found the purples and blues much prettier. Especially when clouds lay scattered across the sky, appearing a different colour than their normal white hues.
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