LadyYunaFFX2
Pulsar
- Joined
- Nov 1, 2012
- Location
- Boone, NC
The town of Verona, Italy, had always been a relatively simple one. It had all the resources it needed. There were ample balances of individuals whom could fight and protect their homeland if needed, and those whom remained more devoted to their families and deities. Granted, most of these were women; but there were a very select few men who could just as easily perform this also.
In a small villa a bit away from the town square was a family. It consisted of the parents and only one child whom had been their miracle one that Juno had blessed them with. To say the couple was grateful was an understatement. The girl wound up inheriting her mother's appearance with raven hair and blue, almost gray, eyes. But there was no doubt she had most certainly gotten her father's sense of adventure.
The currently fourteen year old was outside of the house, but not too far away she couldn't hear her parents. Dinner was in the midst of being prepared and whilst she was waiting, the girl would work on improving a talent that she honestly wasn't quite certain whom she had picked it up from. The skill wound up being archery and because of it, she devoted all her prayers and blessings to Diana, goddess of the moon and hunt.
The feminine voice of her mother caught her ears as she soon heard, "Celeste dear, you have about twenty minutes till dinner is ready! Be careful, it's getting dark!" A smile crept on the teenager's lips as she kept her focus upon her aim and arrows. She loved her parents; but sometimes, she did wish they would have a bit more faith in her. She wasn't completely helpless ... but they often acted as if that weren't completely true.
"Yes mother!" She merely shouted back, sighing softly. As she reached back to notch another arrow, it was then she realized they were all stuck within the tree she had been using for target practice. ".... Already?" She murmured, shrugging lightly. Putting her longbow across her back, she then began to proceed to grab her arrows. One by one, she began putting them in her quiver, ready to resume practice when they were all back again.