sunday morning rednigh kingdom 1

wow that totally sounds like maroon 5, huh, well. i said that i was gonna sleep in this morning, but i didn't. i woke up early, and now i would like to go back to sleep, but as it turns out i am probablly not going to. so i was gonna post a story for someone to read. is there anyone out there in internet land? i know T is out there :) she is a blessing! well here we go........


working title for this story is "Rednigh Kingdom"

Rowen and Magnolia sat in the water, eyes closed waiting. The fire had shown them many images, they were waiting for the images to solidify in their minds. They rose as one out of the steaming pool and glided up the steps. At the top of the short stair four women in blue stood at the ready. Rowen and Magnolia took the waiting towels and dried themselves off. Then put on their coral robes and put their long silver hair up into a pile on top of their head. Rowen turned to the two women at her side.
“Keelin, Kaylin, please make ready for ten visitors, they will need clothing, and make up the guest houses’ for them. They will be here in the morning.” Rowen finished her orders with a smile, as she always did. Keelin and Kaylin hurried out the mouth of the cave to prepare for the guests.
“Morwen, Maeven, please ask if Connor and Owen have made it back from Pring, and let us know.” Magnolia asked as they all emerged from the cave. She turned her face to the sun, and her sister. “They will be confused and scared; I think that Connor will be able to help.”
“Maggie, do you think we are doing the right thing? Bringing them here to help?” Rowen asked, worry in her eyes.
“Row, we have to trust our vision. If not everything will be lost.” Magnolia sighed as she said this, she looked at her sister and they began the long walk to the middle of the forest. If they were to bring about the change they had foreseen they would need all the help the Forest of Eldur could give.

check out the start of the illustration on the story, by my good friend natascha--
http://elfen-und-zeitgeist.over-blog.com/article-18911319.html


that's all for now.