She slept soundly, dreaming of clouds and and an infinite stretch of green land below. Disembodied, or perhaps not even truly there, she floated through the air, seeing nothing but the land, and for some reason it calmed her. There was no chaos, no turmoil, none of the things that the world never seemed to get rid of. If there were any people below, she could not see them, but that was not a bad thing either.
It had begun to descend, the world growing closer, when something else took it over. Her vision began changing color, first to blue and then shifting to red. Along with the vision change came a distinct feeling that something was very, very wrong, wrong enough to make whatever she was in the dream feel ill.
The malice permeated everything until it forced her to awake, shaking and covered in sweat. For a moment, she just sat there, trying to make some sense of what had happened, but that too was interrupted, this time by the familiar voice of a dwarf downstairs shouting a name she had hoped she would never hear again.
Not even pausing to consider the fact that she was in her undergarments - or more realistically, the shock of hearing that name screamed as a battle cry making her forget altogether that she wasn’t wearing much - the musician leaped out of bed, running across the room and to the door. By this time, Robnoxious was up as well, staring at her with his head tilted at a “curious” angle, and the flute had come rocketing up out of the sheath it was held in to follow her out the door and down the hallway.
Although her physical attributes really weren’t all that impressive, the lack of a robe and travelling cloak would let anyone who cared to look in her direction see very clearly the wing stumps on her back. It would probably be the first time anyone here, except possibly those who had been at Messia, would have even been able to notice that she wasn’t a human by appearance alone.
Done in by the dubious doings of destiny.
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