Current mood:

excited

( &who; ) Marlene, Aerith [&] Cloud
( &where; ) Faeyn Realm - Marlene's little house
( &when; ) Shortly after them speaking to one another
( &what; ) Meeting up! ♥
( &warning(s); ) Iiii, really don't think so. :P ♥

This place wasn't so bad after all, at least not yet it wasn't. There were hundreds of flowers for the small child to play in, and pick for decor for the shabby little home she'd found and taken over as her own. The only rotten part she'd thought of just yet was the fact that she had to be dead in order to be in this area. Still, there didn't seem to be any monsters like there were in Edge, or Midgar for that matter, and everything seemed rather peaceful all around her. She'd already come in contact with a ladybug creature that was nearly the same size as herself, and a small pixie-like faerie being - which she'd simply thought was rather pretty and friendly. Now though, she remained in the small patch of yellow flowers nearby the house she'd settled in. It was the only patch of yellow flowers she'd seen for miles and miles, they were normally pink or purple and occasionally white.

Containing her excitement to see Aerith once more was something quite difficult for Marlene to do, really. She'd missed the woman she had once called 'big sis' dearly and in fact she had been one of the first people to cross Marlene's mind when she'd arrived in the Realm of the Dead. Not a day would go by that none of the people in their little group did not think of Aerith, in fact they'd begun sporting little pink strings on various areas of their bodies to continue remembering her - Marlene's was a large ribbon in her hair that was she thrilled to have no lost in her death. Though a grim subject for the child, she seemed to have already accepted it - or so it would seem. Humming a tune she was making up as she went along with it, Marlene played her fingers over the soft petals from where she sat. Soon she'd see the Cetra girl once more, and Cloud had said he'd finally found the flowers as well - maybe things were looking up after all.