Who:
enchantwings,
arroventatoWhen: After their exchange
here.
Where: Beach
Rating: PG
Summary: Genesis' poem of the Goddess of Gaia sounds much like the sorceresses from her world, she is curious to find out more.
(
Could your Goddess be someone I look up to for strength? )
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-And like a breath of spring-fresh air, it was truly welcomed.
Fashionably late, as always, Genesis quietly approached the young woman standing beneath the dappled shade of the palm tree; he had chosen to make the trip barefoot, and had dressed simply in a pair of soft, cream linen pants worn with a matching loose shirt. The book, he held closed in his left hand-
"She guides us to bliss, her gift everlasting ..."
His voice was soft and warm, and slender fingertips drew through vibrant, auburn hair, before moving to rest against his hip.
"Rinoa?"
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"Genesis.." She greeted, grateful that he had come, "Thank you for meeting me.." And her dark eyes caught sight of the book, and she felt her spirits lift with it's sight. It was the first book she's seen since coming here, and it brought a faint curve to her lips.
Would the pages be beautifully decorated in elaborate ink that she couldn't make sense of, or would they posses words she could read? If anything, Genesis was here to share with her the contents of his book, and she longed to hear more of the promising words.
Her eyes trailing from the book to his face, his eyes, just as soft as his voice.
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"The pleasure's all mine," he replied, the barest hint of a smile quirking the corner of full lips as he turned to face the shoreline of vast blue. "Truth be told, I've been looking for an excuse to leave my cabin for some time, although ..." His voice died in the back of his throat, a lick of nostalgia touching his smile as he lowered his lashes and let his gaze settle on Rinoa.
"Shall we?"
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She was distracted with wonder to what followed that catching word. But, as he insisted, she blinked and slowly nodded her head. "Yes, of course." It was his show, and she was anxiously waiting for the curtains to draw. The way he took his time to speak, and the soft hum of his words-- she was only comforted more with the promising story he would tell her. A Goddess, the power, the promise of bliss and direction.
Rinoa ducked her head with a faint blush as she craved that more then ever, that feeling to envelope her from this island's cruel darkness, and hurtful familiarity. To surround her in the warmth of security and love. Her dark eyes raised to Genesis, a deep plea pooling in them for him to entertain her for just a moment's reprieve.
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