06-30-2009, 02:26 AM
(Immolatio)
"We'll worry about that later," Solia replied as they turned the street corner. She gasped as she laid her eyes on what was now a few yards away. It was a plaza area that must have been the town square. Like the rest of the city, it was pretty devoid of people, but that wasn't what came to Solia's attention. What caught her eye was the large, ornate, magnificently constructed fountain spewing sparkling water into the air. The material was strange--a sort of gray stone, probably granite, which was rumored to be hard to carve, but whoever made the fountain didn't seem to have a problem. The base, which caught and held the falling water, was of a simple design--just bricks. But in the middle was a perfect representation of Leviathan, its long, slender body spiralling upwards until it ended with the head which was where the water was spurting out of.
"Wow, it's soooo beautiful," Solia uttered, simply awestruck. The fountain was about half as tall as the buildings of the city, but the buildings of the city was enormous, so the size of the fountain was nothing to laugh at.
(Twilight Garden)
Ariadne laughed as Mika scooped her up. She looked into the sky and all around at the beauty of the garden, but when she grew tired of it, she kept her eyes on the path. As they neared the top of the hill, what Ariadne said was proven true, but it was a strange sight that chanced upon their focus. A city was most certainly visible, but what made it different was the extremely dark thunderclouds that covered only the city, dumping their contents upon it and threatening the city's existence with flashing lightning. From afar, it looked like most of the buildings were bluish in color and round in shape, which was unique compared to the other cities and towns of Dalmaschior that centered around rectangular or square shapes.
The princess looked into the sky again. It was sunny where her and Mika were, and not a single dark cloud was to be found. It was only over the city. "I wonder what's up with that place," Ariadne thought aloud. "I've never actually been there before; I've only heard of it."
"We'll worry about that later," Solia replied as they turned the street corner. She gasped as she laid her eyes on what was now a few yards away. It was a plaza area that must have been the town square. Like the rest of the city, it was pretty devoid of people, but that wasn't what came to Solia's attention. What caught her eye was the large, ornate, magnificently constructed fountain spewing sparkling water into the air. The material was strange--a sort of gray stone, probably granite, which was rumored to be hard to carve, but whoever made the fountain didn't seem to have a problem. The base, which caught and held the falling water, was of a simple design--just bricks. But in the middle was a perfect representation of Leviathan, its long, slender body spiralling upwards until it ended with the head which was where the water was spurting out of.
"Wow, it's soooo beautiful," Solia uttered, simply awestruck. The fountain was about half as tall as the buildings of the city, but the buildings of the city was enormous, so the size of the fountain was nothing to laugh at.
(Twilight Garden)
Ariadne laughed as Mika scooped her up. She looked into the sky and all around at the beauty of the garden, but when she grew tired of it, she kept her eyes on the path. As they neared the top of the hill, what Ariadne said was proven true, but it was a strange sight that chanced upon their focus. A city was most certainly visible, but what made it different was the extremely dark thunderclouds that covered only the city, dumping their contents upon it and threatening the city's existence with flashing lightning. From afar, it looked like most of the buildings were bluish in color and round in shape, which was unique compared to the other cities and towns of Dalmaschior that centered around rectangular or square shapes.
The princess looked into the sky again. It was sunny where her and Mika were, and not a single dark cloud was to be found. It was only over the city. "I wonder what's up with that place," Ariadne thought aloud. "I've never actually been there before; I've only heard of it."
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