After her encounter with Liir yesterday and the return of her memories, Elphaba had fled to seek solace in nature. Not that solace was easy to find when forced to accept the truth. She was Liir's mother.
She heard rustling and jumped up from her spot when the beast bounded toward her.
"Makejoy," he said clearly, to the dog, "leave her be. She wants nothing to do with us. You know the rules."
The dog didn't do anything but look at Elphaba, asking why she wanted nothing to do with them. But a moment later, she bounded back to Liir.
The boy was tall, but the dog was almost as big as him. He had his father's lithe, broadshouldered build, the height they shared. The boy was also still.
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She heard rustling and jumped up from her spot when the beast bounded toward her.
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She looked up, past the dog, and saw Liir.
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The dog didn't do anything but look at Elphaba, asking why she wanted nothing to do with them. But a moment later, she bounded back to Liir.
The boy was tall, but the dog was almost as big as him. He had his father's lithe, broadshouldered build, the height they shared. The boy was also still.
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