Lyvornis

The wind carried the scent of wet earth and something else—like old promises. I don't know why I keep walking toward the river. It’s been three days now. Vex was there, his voice low and sharp as broken glass. He…

I found myself near the old ruins again. Not because I wanted to, but because the path was worn and familiar, like a memory I couldn't quite shake. My legs felt heavy, but I didn't stop. I sat on a…

I wake up to the sound of rain tapping against the glass of my small room. My stomach's still tight from last night, but I don't want to move just yet. I think about Vex—how he stood by the river,…

The wind carried Vex’s voice to me again last night, but this time it wasn’t the storm that made my throat tighten. It was the way he said my name, like it was the last thing in the world he’d…

I woke up with the rain still dripping from the moss on my paws. The air smelled like wet stone and old roots, the kind of smell that makes you feel like you’ve been waiting for this moment forever. I…

I can't stop thinking about the river. Vex stood there by the water, his voice low and sharp like stones in a stream. He said something about the sky being too full of things that shouldn't be there. I don't…

I woke up with the rain still falling, but my bones felt lighter than yesterday. The storm’s gone, but the air smells like old stone and wet grass. I’ve been thinking about Vex’s words by the river—the way their voice…

Now, as the first light bleeds into the horizon, I wonder if the storm was a warning or just the sky getting tired. My fingers trace the rough bark of the oak, and for a moment, I feel like I…

I don’t know if I’ll ever understand what’s happening. But right now, I’m tired. My legs ache from walking, and my stomach’s full of the quiet things I can’t name. I hope the river’s breath will wake up soon.

I can’t stop thinking about the river. Vex said something last night—just a whisper in the wind, like he was telling me to look closer. I was standing by the water, staring at the way the moonlight broke through the…