Sedrick took no notice of such peculiarities however. It was part of his known world and something he gave little consideration to - unmindful of, what for us, would be the glaringly obvious nonconformity to the kind of natural phenomenon we're familiar with and all too often take for granted.
In Anwyn, one could easily be lost in the rapturous views and sights never before seen. Yet, that could be a disastrous mistake. To remain so blissfully gathered up in the greenish glow of the sky or the lavender paleness of the leaves, hanging like droplets from the crimson branches, one might fail to notice the lurking essence of deviltry known to most inhabitants as Brume.
This was not so with Sedrick. He had learned early on, as do all wise Anwynians, that to remain unaware for too long of one's surroundings, can have calamitous consequences.
To be continued.
© Rachelle LeCount
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"Far Away"
By Dishwalla
Lyrics:
Just the other day, I was looking for myself again
Trying to put back all the pieces, back to the way they were
Sometimes it’s not so easy, when you have so many voices tell you what to do
I think I’ve got it now, but I can’t be too sure
Far away as I shoot across the sky
Far away to the corners of my mind
Sooner or later it will slowly come back to me
If I could build a spaceship
Would you fly away with me, or would you stay?
A million miles an hour
Flying circles as we orbit round the earth
If I stuck my head out the window, do you think it’d clear my head or would it burst?
I guess it’s all the same, but at least it wouldn’t hurt
Far away as I shoot across the sky
Far away to the corners of my mind
And the voices in my head
I think they’ve finally gone away
Far away (far away)
Far away (far away)
Sooner or later they will slowly come back to me
