Where the Garden Grows -closed-

Avan glanced over at Tuli, noticing she had fallen asleep. He couldn't help but chuckle softly as he shook his head, shifting slightly as they laid under the full moon. "Suppose I'll be stuck here all night," he whispered as he glanced at Tuli with a soft grin, ready to keep his promise of staying by her side.


The sun was high in the sky; having rose at some point but Avan hadn't been keeping track. The trees around them left the two ponies in the shade, making the air cool around them and keeping them from the sun's harmful glare. Avan's horn was alight as he was writing things down on a scroll;  make notes about something. He would pause from the scroll to glance at the sleeping Tuli next to him, before returning to his work. However, what he was writing on the scroll would be unknown to Tuli; as he was writing in his normal tongue; knowing very little about writing in Equestrian.

Occ: Finally getting around to this. I'll try to work on posting on other topics later.

It had been awhile after until Tuli stirred. She didn't wake up slowly, but instead she was up and alert within ten seconds. Turning towards Avan, she nudged him softly.  "Good morning..." She yawned briefly afterwards.

Feeling her cloak a little too tight around her, Tuli undid the clasp to her cloak as it then acted more like a blanket. She then paused, and turned her head to see what he might've been writing. After trying to understand it, Tuli gave up. She didn't know what it meant, noir did she feel the need to ask. She could now see the soft rays of the sun though the protective leaves, glad she had been right on the time. The shade had thrown her off as to what time of the day it had been, but it was better to her that they stayed in the shade, rather than being in the open sun.

Avan blinked as he felt Tuli nudge him; having missed the moments that she had awoken. He turned his head in surprise as he gently placed the scroll down with a soft smile. "Oh, morning," he responded in kind, before shifting his gaze away slightly. There was a faint, tired look in his eyes as while Tuli had slept; he had chosen not to do so. It didn't bother him all that much not to sleep but while it was came with drawbacks; he felt it was a better opinion then to relive the nightmares that haunted him whenever he drifted off to sleep.