Oh how amazing this world was. Miss matched eyes of Halloween and amber watched as the world turned red. In the fast vacuum of space, his darkened yet star dotted sky became blanketed by a red light akin to the rays of the underworld. Above his lying figure was the source of such otherworldly beauty: the blood red moon that hung high in the sky. It was as if it relished in its own celestial beauty, catching the attention of any passerby that might take a glimpse.

As for Rhododendron, he was resting on top of one of the tall boulders that layed flatter then most. It gave him a good vantage point in case of any unsuspecting sneak attacks. It also helped that most of his pelt was covered in a similar ginger, helping him to blend in with the sheer aura of his surroundings. His head rested on his paws, eyes looking up with raised white eyebrows in sheer wonder and curiosity. A sigh almost left his lips in sheer euphoria, but he remembered to keep his silence. It would be wise not to draw attention to one's self. You never know who might have some other ideas about how you should be spending your wonderful winter night.


Sreda

Skill:

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The power of the world grew stronger ... and the door to the Other-Side felt closer than ever. The Blood Moon threatened on the horizon, the dim ruby light of the sky growing in intensity with every moment. It was only once a month that a full moon would draw power from the earth, seeding it into the unknown ... but this month was particularly unusual.

A full Blood Moon — and a lunar eclipse.

Not only was the energy strong, it was chaotic as well, practically vibrating the very air as she strode through the crimson light toward the Rise. This area in particular called to her. Perhaps it was because of the strange alignment of the rocks, shattered in such a way that was so strange it almost seemed intentional.

In her jaws she held clear quartz and amethyst, and it was with intention that she strode toward the rise, seeking a flattened rock that she knew would hold a small pool of water and melted snow.

But it would seem she was not alone out here ... not the only one aiming to bask in the otherworldly energy of the eclipse. Her eyes would find him, roving over his crimson coat as she neared her own pedestal. The slender woman would leap upward onto the adjacent stone, finally peeling her eyes from the stranger before placing her crystals in the small pool. She would blink, only once, eyeing the way the red glow swam through the water and wrapped around the crystals she'd placed there.

And then her ears would flick, gaze side-shifting toward her company in a way to remain alert.

And then she would shift her eyes toward the sky.

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It wasn't hard to spot her. She walked in like a specter, floating along as if possessed by what ever forced caused the moon its ethereal glow. Rhododendron watched her from his rock as she climbed on to one adjacent to him. Her coat was somewhat fluffy looking. It carried a plethora of golds, whites and blacks that felt well painted together like art on a canvas. There were also tufts of hair sticking out from her ears that gave her a more owl like appearance. Fitting he supposed for one that acted such as her, with a gaze in her amathyst eyes that spoke an all knowing wisdom.

The red coated male watched as she put two pretty gemstones into a small pool in the center of the stone. The pool was filled with water melting off from some snow. Halloween eyes noticed that she had made a gaze towards him for a moment, perhaps just as curious as he was about their new company. A part of him wanted to say something, maybe compliment on her jewels or the color of her eyes. But something told him to stay quiet for now. Instead he layed there with a softened gaze, watching with curiosity and wonder as she worked some seemingly unknown magic.