Fall 40, 513 A.V.
Noaru levitates above the Silkwater Lake, inches away from the cold depths below. While here, he observes the still water’s surface as ripples caused by the wind, travel pass and underneath him. This night was calm; it hadn't been so in months. Noaru couldn't remember a night, during this day and age, as calm and quiet as this one. In his absence of thought, he lingers quietly above the surface of the lake, as the moons reflection casts a strange glow onto the lake and his invisible form.
Noaru could not see his reflection, nor did he expect to.
The unseen did not cast a reflection. However, a shadow foreshadows the unseen’s presence. Noaru’s shadow was on the lake; barely noticeable and always present, it resembled a water-painting being distorted in the rain: a shadow fluctuating in the water, it stubbornly tries to maintain its being in the rippling water—a fleeting existence. Noaru was satisfied with his surroundings, everything was quiet and no abnormalities were found, or present. Noaru ascends into the air and flies towards the shore.
Once at the shore, Noaru traverses over the moist soil and towards a large clearing near the lake. The day was gone and darkness reigned over the night. This was his hour when his abilities were at their strongest. Noaru found solace in the night—when the sun was obscured. The spirit was now in the clearing, where he silently observes a world where only he seemingly existed. Noaru, from his perspective, felt like he could see the entire world around him yet the entire world was oblivious to him.
Noaru levitates above the Silkwater Lake, inches away from the cold depths below. While here, he observes the still water’s surface as ripples caused by the wind, travel pass and underneath him. This night was calm; it hadn't been so in months. Noaru couldn't remember a night, during this day and age, as calm and quiet as this one. In his absence of thought, he lingers quietly above the surface of the lake, as the moons reflection casts a strange glow onto the lake and his invisible form.
Noaru could not see his reflection, nor did he expect to.
The unseen did not cast a reflection. However, a shadow foreshadows the unseen’s presence. Noaru’s shadow was on the lake; barely noticeable and always present, it resembled a water-painting being distorted in the rain: a shadow fluctuating in the water, it stubbornly tries to maintain its being in the rippling water—a fleeting existence. Noaru was satisfied with his surroundings, everything was quiet and no abnormalities were found, or present. Noaru ascends into the air and flies towards the shore.
Once at the shore, Noaru traverses over the moist soil and towards a large clearing near the lake. The day was gone and darkness reigned over the night. This was his hour when his abilities were at their strongest. Noaru found solace in the night—when the sun was obscured. The spirit was now in the clearing, where he silently observes a world where only he seemingly existed. Noaru, from his perspective, felt like he could see the entire world around him yet the entire world was oblivious to him.
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