#*peacekeeper

     “I didn’t need to be told. I’m an empath as well, a-and I felt something was off, but I couldn’t place it until I knew just where exactly it was coming from, and-” Arella’s pacing only increases.

     “Well, it’s certainly obvious now. You’ve had nothing but Chinese food for the past few days! Not that I can blame you, I would have done the same, but...” She stops, her hands wringing together, before she steps toward Raven and places them on her shoulders.

     For once, Arella believed she was on the right track. Her mind was calm as she traveled, her soulself flying through dimensions to Earth. And for once, she made it: her portal opened, and below her sprawled Jump City. 

     A flood of surprisingly complex emotions flew into her mind. Not that she thought the fluffs weren’t intelligent, but most felt... simpler. Different in personality but not radiating much else besides endless affection, so much so that it blocked anything else from going through. This one, however, was much calmer. Still affectionate, but a certain air of wisdom could be felt around it. 

     The “information” delivered to her was simple in nature, but enough to be useful. They were guardians, beings of pure good. A small laugh left her.

     Arella sat down abruptly with a huff, her legs no longer wanting to support her standing so still. But she smiled, looping an arm around the poro’s horns and petting it.

     He was indeed making the flowers grow. It was quite the sight, and some of the other monks nearby stopped and stared at the magic fluff. She chuckled as the plants circled around her, spinning a little. Arella jumped when the poro in question bumped into her. Returning its snuggle, she gasped when a strawberry grew right in front of her. Taking it, she gave the poro a few pats on the head.