Land ever-changing, yet before her exists this stagnation. Once a vibrant landscape of endless hills, lush && prospering with greenery, returns the solemn concept of a dismal imagination. Everything was so dull. Where there lived color, it only appeared as a pale imitation of what it could have been as the bountiful, wading seas of flowers wilt into the dry-grass land. The only worthwhile masterpiece of the world is drawn off in the faraway distance; a sea of flooding red, furling inwards in a relentless cycle of white rot.
Rebirth hadn't offered her much in way of reprieve. While her bones no longer quiver with the mild passing wind, serenity doesn't become her when it was so dearly needed.
It was akin to a cavernous echo. All that she had once known was lost to her in her wallowing ignorance. Malenia felt not the pulse of her kin's runes nor did she hear the once melodious choir of her valued knights, worst of all was the lacking presence of the one twinned to her. A demi-goddess by distinction, yet somehow even less without the one whom shared thy womb with her.
None of this floats to the surface of her mood. As always, she is even-tempered and seemingly withdrawn from the moment, as if sudden gale could steal her away from her guest { @emwrcte } at any time.
" There is naught to explore in these lands. " All the while golden petals shower over them in twisting spirals, shaken from swaying branches with promise of affluence upon gathering heads. " I'm not sure what it is you wish to see here. "
Affixed to her spot, Malenia presents statuesque against the animated world drifting around them. Impish gust collects her hair in a swirling twist behind her and the long drape of her skirts snap against her heels and tangle around her thighs. Never before had she been a hostess before, it was never needed of her, and for the first time she was wholly unprepared to manage the mantle of expectations here. What she would proudly call her home was no more a distant promise and an inconsistent convey of mistruth.
" At least, no one seems to pay you any mind. "