So, since I can kinda bend my arm again--

[taennyn]

This journal is currently accepting sparks.

Edited to add that I'm done for the day, I think. :) Thank you, all.


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Wild Roses:
"the word "_____" is starting to lose all meaning to me now." (Ruadhan and Donel)
"more teeth than I want to face in the morning" (Ruadhan, Hernén)
"a beautiful hide" (Baroness Sidonie Two Rivers)
"struggling to repair the ripped lining of a coat." (Donel and Ruadhan)
"Mountain combing" (Donel)
"at least, that's the way *I* remember it -" (Ulysse, Donel, Hernén and Ruadhan)
"since last we danced" (Fintain & Katerina of Autumn)
"Let me see it?" (Fintain and wee!Hazel)


Deaths:
West by north
"the grey of the gloaming" (Ricard & the Morrigan)
war paint (The Morrigan)
To Charm a Firearm (Julian De'Ath & the Morrigan)
craving (The Morrigan)


Herding the Witches' Horses:
"Talking airlock" (Falcons' Feathers, Irina and Khenbish)
"beads in the hair" (Falcons' Feathers, Irina and Khenbish)
"accents of gold and black (Falcons' Feathers, Irina)
this house, it is not well (Vasilisa)
"Unfortunate blade placement" (Sinclair)
Luminescence (Sinclair)


Unknown:
restlessly looking outside when there's work to be done inside.
"Wizard-in-a-box"

Comments

"Luminescence" - Witches' Horses, Sinclair & Grammont

[taennyn]

It's a bright night, bright enough he could see the ragged edges of her sealant job as he hiked down the slope to join her in the valley.

Any brighter and he'd start worrying about spotlights, but everything is limned in the same way, individual fir needles as distinct as the stones under his feet and the upper edges of his horse, the long clean lines of her just warped enough to imply she's older than she is.

The light she ignited over one of her cargo hatches for him broke the spell, rendered the moonlight a little cheaper, and he ducked up inside her amused at himself. There he was, climbing into a witch's horse tucked neatly away in a planet's valley, and it was the moonlight he found remarkable.

Not the way her inner skin glittered under the low-level track lighting she put up to let his eyes adjust, or that he hadn't spoken a word and his horse was politely adjusting her own internal light levels to keep from blinding him.

Re: "Luminescence" - Witches' Horses, Sinclair & Grammont

[zero_pixel_count]

a legend in himself, mind - of course he doesn't remark at legends.

Re: "Luminescence" - Witches' Horses, Sinclair & Grammont

[billradish.livejournal.com]

It's easy to get used to the miracles around you in the everyday. He probably sees moonlight, particularly such clear, terrestrially sourced moonlight, far less often than Grammont.

Re: "Luminescence" - Witches' Horses, Sinclair & Grammont

[youraugustine.livejournal.com]

Greatest power in the universe: the ability to make things "normal."