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Laeriel/ Sahrien
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Date Posted: 23:13:09 05/24/02 Fri
"Can I open my eyes now?" Laeriel asked Sahrien impatiently.
"No," Sahrien replied, "Wait a momment, I'll be right back," Sahrien slipped away, her feet making no sound on the cool earth of the pasture. She doubted she had fooled Laeriel, her nose was good and the smell of hay and grass betrayed their location. Still, though, Laeriel stood next to the barn with her eyes closed, waiting for Sahrien to tell her she may open them. Sahrien walked a few paces away, into the barn. Salypsiné stood out against all the other horses in the stable. She was much smaller, and her black coat was so deep ebony that she was the envy of even the blackest crow. Her unusual blue eyes no other black horse in the barn possesed. Sahrien hurried quietly to her stall, whispering to her in faerien. Salypsiné's ears stood straight up, her nostrils flared as they normally are.
"Shush," she said as she quietly opened Salypsiné's stall door. The horse slipped quietly out, her shoeless hooves making little sound on the cobblestone hallway. The horse and the faery tiptoed out of the stables, Salypsiné standing behind Laeriel.
"Now?" Laeriel asked.
"Now," Sahrien said, a smile on her lips. Laeriel opened her eyes and turned around. Her face lit up with a thousand lights. Salypsiné whinnied happily at the sight of her master. Laeriel ran towards the horse, throwing her arms around her neck and burrying her face in Salypsiné's soft mane, Salypsiné nickered happily.
"I hoped you would bring her," Laeriel said, tears of happiness spilling from her eyes and running down Salypsiné's ebony neck.
"She hasn't been the same without you there, none of us have," Sahrien said softly, walking towards her Laeriel. Laeriel lifted her face from Salypsiné's mane and turned to look at her sister.
"I feel so happy now, Sahrien. All my life, I've wanted to leave, now I cannot wait to come home again," She said, smiling slightly. She had always wanted to leave. Ever wondering what lay beyond the woods of her home. Now that she had seen the world that existed outside her own, though, she desprately wanted back in. But for now, the desperation to return had subsided, she had everything she needed right here- almost. She said not, though, who it was she missed, for fear of what it might mean. But she missed him, and she knew he missed her.
Thinking this now, you could only imagine how suprised she was to hear the quiet voice behind her.
"Hello," it said, so soft you could barely hear it. Yet so happy, the speaker seemed he could burst at any momment. Laeriel's heart lept. She turned around, nearly fainting with suprise.
Rhylin.
Her face lit up once more, as it did when she laid eyes on Salypsiné momments ago. She ran towards her friend, and threw her arms around his neck, nearly knocking him over.
"I've missed you so much! I've so much to tell you!" she said, laughing a little. She looked up into his eyes, smiling broadly. "You can't imagine how lonely I was without you."
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