He was on cloud nine. Life was absolutely lovely right now. How could things have started so horrible, and now ended up so nice? Never had he felt so good, and so accepted by someone before. His name was given anew now, and he knew that he needed to say goodbye to his old name once and for all.

It was a lightly clouded evening. The sun was very close to setting behind the horizon. Adonis was careful to not go too far from where he was staying in the Dawnbreak territory, sticking close to Euphemia’s den area as to not disturb the rest of the inhabitants yet. He knew he needed to meet the others soon. In fact, he so desperately wanted to learn about them and their stories, but he was not one to rush. But secretly, he hoped he would run into one of her sisters…

The sky was painted with glorious colors as the bulky man took a seat. Dusk would be here soon. Very soon, and he would leave behind the dusk for good as Adonis. Molten eyes watched the horizon like a kid at Christmas. He was excited, with his form leaning forward a bit. Perhaps he was still a bit taken aback. The experience with Euphemia at the flame was life changing, and he still felt the warm glow within him. It was a magical thing. A story for the stars, and he would search them on this night for where to weave the story within them.

And so the man sits, enjoying the bit of happiness this world had allowed him after the horrors it originally met him with. He would enjoy the moment that day gave way to dusk, and dusk gave way to night. He would enjoy the stars starting to sparkle in the sky again. How they will speak to him and comfort him. Yes, he will let these little moments just be good as the warmth of Euphemia’s embrace still wraps around his heart.