Well I could sleep forever
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wrfmlogsWho: Song, Seph, and an unconscious Aria
What: Trying to wake up the unconscious Aria... the only way Song knows how.
Where: Rainbow's End
When: this is probably backdated to a day or two after Seph's brought Aria back
It felt good to be called on for this particular talent of hers. Song was well aware that her constant reliance on dream magic was probably not healthy, but the awareness didn't stop her from feeling like it was the one thing she was good for.
With Medrau presumably sulking in a back corner of her mind, there just wasn't that much to do. Yes, she was mother to a very active eleven-month-old, but Song had been surprised to find that this wasn't as tough for her as it was for many. This was at least partially due to the fact that a baby's crying didn't annoy her. It was one area where her sense of patience served her almost infallibly. She was also equipped with years of practice in hauling pets around the house. The drain on her attention was not so different. It was a pleasure, for Song was the sort who needed to be needed.
But motherhood was not keeping her busy enough. She had also finished learning all the standard spells on her personal list, and had only her own experiments to work on. It was a simple enough thing to leave Larkin under an aunt's watch while she got in snatches of practice here and there.
And still she didn't feel busy enough. After the war of hearts, she just wasn't built for living a stable life.
This was why she jumped on any chance to dream dive.
A careful mask of concern was all that disguised her eagerness when she knocked on the door to Aria's old room.
What: Trying to wake up the unconscious Aria... the only way Song knows how.
Where: Rainbow's End
When: this is probably backdated to a day or two after Seph's brought Aria back
It felt good to be called on for this particular talent of hers. Song was well aware that her constant reliance on dream magic was probably not healthy, but the awareness didn't stop her from feeling like it was the one thing she was good for.
With Medrau presumably sulking in a back corner of her mind, there just wasn't that much to do. Yes, she was mother to a very active eleven-month-old, but Song had been surprised to find that this wasn't as tough for her as it was for many. This was at least partially due to the fact that a baby's crying didn't annoy her. It was one area where her sense of patience served her almost infallibly. She was also equipped with years of practice in hauling pets around the house. The drain on her attention was not so different. It was a pleasure, for Song was the sort who needed to be needed.
But motherhood was not keeping her busy enough. She had also finished learning all the standard spells on her personal list, and had only her own experiments to work on. It was a simple enough thing to leave Larkin under an aunt's watch while she got in snatches of practice here and there.
And still she didn't feel busy enough. After the war of hearts, she just wasn't built for living a stable life.
This was why she jumped on any chance to dream dive.
A careful mask of concern was all that disguised her eagerness when she knocked on the door to Aria's old room.
